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05-10-12, 11:14 AM
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New from Murfreesboro TN
new on here. something has always intrigued me about rotaries. i'm looking into getting into a 2nd gen and build it for drift. i've dd'd an s13 since i was 18 but never wanted to track it. rx7 seems to be an awesome and fun track car.
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Well you do see a bunch of the 2nd and 3rdgen cars in the drift circuits, so I guess there's something there drawing all those folk to drift them. The website has its fair share of drifters, fans and racers alike, so hopefully you'll get all the info you need to wander down that path.
Thanks for taking the time to register with the website and welcome aboard to RX-7 Club !
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Thanks for taking the time to register with the website and welcome aboard to RX-7 Club !
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Don't know if I completely agree with the ^^ post about drifting an RX7 over a 240sx, but I will say for road course and grip the FD (wishbone front susp.) smokes both the s13 and s14 chassis (modified strut front susp.). . . Coming from a 240 background as well, I can level with you though on wanting a rotary
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