Not that I know of, he only does parts.
The closest shop in the area I know of is FTW, I'm not sure if they're still open or not. It was started up by some Mazda techs with rotary backgrounds a few years ago. Here is a link to the FB page:
https://www.facebook.com/pages/First...99734676741504

Let me know if they're still open, I'm curious.

 

Thanks! Judging from their FB I'd say they're still open. I'll confirm and let you know though.

 

thanks bro ima try it tomorrow then 👍

 

New 1990 FC to the scene in MD. Hmu for meets

 

does anyone have any rear shock/dampers I can borrow for a few weeks?

 

I sent you a text, I have an extra set of Tein coil overs. I'm unsure of the condition, they are from the black TII I parted out.

 

Texted you back

Also, does anyone know of any shops that could make me some hydraulic hoses?

 

Tipco, theres one on 286 between 95 and rt1 in Alexandria VA (by ft Belvoir) They have other branches, there might be one local to you.

 

. you selling these if he doesnt get em ?

 

They're my spare set, you never know when something is going to break, or when you are going to have a driving mistake.

 

Or when the damper revalver is going to take 3 months to revalve your dampers...

 

Whats up guys! Been out for a while. Mainly since no more 7 Been looking here and there for another FB. Just cant seem to find one for a steal yet. I will have another 7! Im still rolling around in my Eagle. See every now and then a FD here and there. Although I keep seeing a Black FD in Parkville all the time

 

doin a swap as soon as i get my income tax when all is said and done ill be down for meets/track day keep me posted

 

what kind of swap?

 

Does anyone have a gauge isolator that I can borrow?

 

What's that?

 

It's used for a couple of things, in the automotive world, is used on mechanical fluid gauges, in order to isolate the cabin from engine fluids, like fuel and oil.

Couple of pics of popular automotive gauge isolators:




I want to test one not for its fluid isolation, but its possible dampening capabilities. Don't want to spend over $75 for a new one, if its not going to "damper" the fluid.

 

They sound like a great idea, but I obviously don't have one .

On another note, does anyone have a bead roller, or know someone who does?

I blew the same charge pipe coupling apart twice on the way home today. I need to get some T-bolts to replace the worm gear clamps and the pipes at the coupling were cut and are missing the bead.
I know Harbor Freight sells one, but I've read it's not that great.

 

just weld some lines around the outside of the pipe, it'll hold the clamp in place.

 

I made a super ghetto bead tool using these instructions. You're welcomed to use it if you want, I've had no problems with the results.

 

That's some cool improvising! I will probably take you up on that when it warms up a bit. The car is now benched for a while. I'm averaging 7 mpg and I hate working in the cold. My GTUs is taking up one garage space and my wife's car has the other until it warms up enough for her to move back out.

Thanks for the tip too, Mike. Unfortunately I still don't have the means to use my welder :P

 

They're still open, I'll be scheduling an appointment with them soon.

 

That's great! Thanks for the heads up!

 

someone buy my suspension plz:

https://www.rx7club.com/ne-sale-want.../#post11683463

 

A picture of doge saying how awesome they are might help.