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11-19-10, 12:13 PM
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Hi Everyone,
I just joined the RX7 Club. I have a 1986 Mazda RX-7, base model. I plan on restoring the car as well as upgrading the engine, trans., and drivetrain to squeeze every last bit of horsepower, torque, and performance out of them. I joined the club to gain as much knowledge as possible on RX-7's, rotary engines, and to see what others have done to their RX-7's. This will give me ideas of what I can do to/want to do, to my RX-7. Also, if I can help anyone out w/a problem, I will try. Furthermore, with technology, the internet and the millions of parts stores out there selling RX-7 parts, selecting which company to buy certain parts from can be tedious and overwhelming. Any info on which manufacturers/ companies that are reputable and who know their RX-7 stuff and are worth buying from and those to stay away from would be greatly appreciated. The same criteria would apply to any books or websites w/info on RX-7's that would be beneficial to me.
thanks,
Tyler
I just joined the RX7 Club. I have a 1986 Mazda RX-7, base model. I plan on restoring the car as well as upgrading the engine, trans., and drivetrain to squeeze every last bit of horsepower, torque, and performance out of them. I joined the club to gain as much knowledge as possible on RX-7's, rotary engines, and to see what others have done to their RX-7's. This will give me ideas of what I can do to/want to do, to my RX-7. Also, if I can help anyone out w/a problem, I will try. Furthermore, with technology, the internet and the millions of parts stores out there selling RX-7 parts, selecting which company to buy certain parts from can be tedious and overwhelming. Any info on which manufacturers/ companies that are reputable and who know their RX-7 stuff and are worth buying from and those to stay away from would be greatly appreciated. The same criteria would apply to any books or websites w/info on RX-7's that would be beneficial to me.
thanks,
Tyler
11-20-10, 10:32 AM
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Welcome Tyler, I am new to the RX7club aswell but I have seen and joined many other forums and RX7club is by far the most serious of all. Thats a good thing, the members actually help and really know what they are talking about. They just dont like bull crappers!!
So good luck with your FC.
and Welcome
So good luck with your FC.
and Welcome
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