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new guy wooooo!
i bought my first rx7 3 months ago for 1200 bux best thing ever love the car got into drifting and now i cant stop..its a 91 s5 N/A runs strong its my daily drifter so far ive welded the diff got racing beat upright toe eliminators roof spoiler made by (dcwfc3s) awesome guy and awesome products fd wheels for spares and so far thats it...and cant forget the custom solid tranny mount me and my brother made because when i got it a chain was holding up the tranny
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Well there is alot of work in doing either one. I couldnt put a piston motor in my Rx but then again personal preference. Go rotary (at least until it blows). Im not a big fan of turbos Ive had a few friends with them and they didnt last very long. Ive had 3 na rx7"s and couldnt blow them no matter how hard i tried. and yes i tried
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Well there is alot of work in doing either one. I couldnt put a piston motor in my Rx but then again personal preference. Go rotary (at least until it blows). Im not a big fan of turbos Ive had a few friends with them and they didnt last very long. Ive had 3 na rx7"s and couldnt blow them no matter how hard i tried. and yes i tried
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very true. maintenance is a big factor also stock internals, my friend with the 87 t2 with fresh rebuild pushed 14psi and within 4 months it blewit even with breaking it properly. another friend had a 90t2 and kept it pedal to the medal all the time and one day went to start it NO COmpression. but thats me ranting and ravin bc i dont like turbos. on the other hand they were really fast and easy to slide sideways
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I had an 88 se with 4.30 gear full exhaust and intake, light weight flywheel (not to light) 14inch stock wheels, I could put the tire pressure at 40lbs and slide sideways all day or put tires down to 14 lbs and drag it. it would fold the tires it got off the line so good.
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yea i slide on stock fd wheels majority of the time and i have to clutch kick the hell out of it to slide when its dry out but as soon as it rains its like a 1000hp lmao its so much fun its just to hard to do events with big corner with very little power if you know what im sayin
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yea i slide on stock fd wheels majority of the time and i have to clutch kick the hell out of it to slide when its dry out but as soon as it rains its like a 1000hp lmao its so much fun its just to hard to do events with big corner with very little power if you know what im sayin
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