Sleepz

Hello everyone, I wanted to reintroduce myself to the rx7club.com community. While I have been a member of this site for many years, I must admit that I haven't been actively participating. However, I have always had a deep appreciation for the RX7 and the incredible community that surrounds it. My journey with the RX7 began when I purchased a 1993 Montego Blue RX7 from its second owner in Houston back in the early 2000s. It was fascinating to see the original owner's name still present in the owner's manual, a testament to its history in Texas. The car came with some supporting modifications, including a full exhaust, intake, turbo timer, and boost controller. For a couple of confident years, I enjoyed driving the car, but eventually, some issues started to arise. At that point, I decided to entrust the car to a local Austin area shop called MZM International. They did an excellent job addressing various issues, and we agreed on installing a new short block with new 99 spec twins, an ACT HD clutch, Walbro 255 fuel pump, new engine harness, and several other small parts. Later, I added a new Magnaflow exhaust to further enhance the performance.

Heres a pic of her before the sun got to the paint and the huge hail storm that devestated central texas back in 2009 i believe caught me parked outside.

Unfortunately, life took me on a different path, and the car has been sitting idle for over four years. Now, I recognize that it requires a new EMS (Engine Management System) and possibly upgraded fuel injectors for optimal performance. I also have a larger intercooler that I plan to install, along with several other reliability modifications. I've been advised that converting to a "true twin" setup would be beneficial to eliminate the rats nest. In addition to the engine work, the suspension and brake lines/system are also in need of some attention. I'm eager to connect with fellow RX7 enthusiasts who share the same passion and knowledge about the FDs. I reside in the North Austin area of Texas, and I'm hoping to find like-minded individuals who can provide guidance and support as I continue to revive and improve my RX7. Thank you all for your warm welcome and support. I look forward to engaging with this amazing community once again and sharing our love for these iconic cars. Best regards, John.

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Welcome to the forum John! Glad to hear that you've hung onto your FD! You'll find that the majority of people here will be willing to help with any issue that will arise and that the forum is chalked full of incredible information! Would love to see more pictures of your car!