Aothachos

Hey wassup everyone. I'm buying a 1987 white rx7 this week from a guy i know.

heres the stats on it and pics too

1987 RX7 non turbo body with 1988 turbo motor. manual, just over 60,000 miles on the motor. Motor was rebuilt at just over 40,000 miles.

Mod's: Carbon fiber hood with hood scoop
adjustable hard to soft GReddy blow off valve
turbo back borla 3inch exhaust dual
on/off switch for the fan
strut tower bar.

Original white paint with a little rust on bottom near passenger side door.

Turbo is not boosting, something is wrong with the waist gate.









I have a whole bunch of plans, its now my project car with my 2008 yaris sedan as my daily driver (good gas miles lol) I have pics of that car too, i have a few thigns done to it as well, if u guys wanna see.

Well my hopeful future is to get a ls2 engine swapped in hopefully by next summer the latest =D

Aothachos

Well first time I registered on here, I was in the process of purchasing a 1988 TII rx7. Backed out for personal reasons, it is about 1 year later I think or less, and finally I went through with a purchase of an Rx7.

I am picking it up tomorrow, well having it towed to my home, and my project, journey, or whatever you want to call it begins.

I will post pictures and possibly a video once I have my new baby tomorrow.

But here are the specs at least:

Red 1986 base model converted into a full T2 besides the engine (original engine was blown and owner swaped a s4 N/A into it)

Shaved/ molded side skirts, trim, door handles.
Manual rack no A/C
5 lug swap with braided brake lines-newer pads & rotors
S4 T2 rear end with custom driveshaft
Eibach front lowering springs
Finish line side skirts
Wings West spoiler
Bomex rear bumper
T2 seats
Power windows, power mirrors
GXL wheels with good tires
S5 tail lights
Aluminum hood
Braided oil cooler lines
Unknown engine miles, daily driven for 15k miles no problem
changed oil every 3k
Prosport temp gauge because stock gauge never worked
Centerforce clutch roughly 25k
K&N intake
No rot**
Removed stock exhaust (told him to do so to lower the price)