Stock 1987 rx7
10-30-19, 05:54 PM
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Ensure all maintenance is complete, everything is in tip top shape and running like a top, then start modding 
that's what the old man in me says...the kid in me says exhaust, intake, some coilovers then hit the track! Lol. My wife doesnt let me talk to the kid much any more: 
congrats on the new car and enjoy it to the fullest!
that's what the old man in me says...the kid in me says exhaust, intake, some coilovers then hit the track! Lol. My wife doesnt let me talk to the kid much any more: congrats on the new car and enjoy it to the fullest!
11-01-19, 05:09 AM
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I'm more of a restoration kind of guy. I get the cars back to factory original and enjoy them. They drive extremely well when they are all original. I'm not against any mods. I love the Racing Beat exhaust systems and I love poly bushings and Tokico Struts and RB springs etc. As I've gotten a little older, I more prefer an original car. At the end if the day however, it's your cane and you do what makes you happy.
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