Finally posted pics of my project...
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Finally posted pics of my project...
Finally got some pics on my own PC to post...still in progress. The interior is completely shot and I want to re-do it...I could definately use some help with ideas on that, but tell me what y'all think!
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That pic was actually taken before I put the coil over kit on. Those were actually dropped heavy duty springs. The RX7 wheels did come with the car...since then I lucked up on some brand new old school centerlock mesh style Work wheels. Lucked up on those from a friend who bought them brand new in the 80's but never installed them...they were even still in the box...can you believe that!?!? Anyway, I now have coil over kit and a 13bT motor. Isn't running yet, but almost there! Here is a pic of the powerplant...
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I know it looks like it won't have clearance since the 2's have much smaller engine compartments than the others...it fits though...got everything installed now. Just tryin to get it runnin!
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Originally Posted by RotaryX
Post some pics of the interior and Ill see what I can do in photoshop to give you some ideas.
Here ya go...pics aren't so good though...
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I also have the interior pieces that are missing in the photo (steering column cover, etc.). I am also figuring out how to modify the e-brake console and shifting console to accomodate the longer S4 tranny...any ideas?
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Originally Posted by RX7UP
Post some pics of the new wheels on the car!
Congratulations on a great job so far!
Congratulations on a great job so far!
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I didn't see th wheel pic come out, could be my PC...let me know if you guys see the other pics (I posted 5 pics in the prior message).
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Originally Posted by 73IMPORT
I didn't see th wheel pic come out, could be my PC...let me know if you guys see the other pics (I posted 5 pics in the prior message).
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Here is a link to the pics...you can also check out the RX3 I used ot have (project abandoned!)...
http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/sfmoff.../ph//my_photos
http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/sfmoff....net/my_photos
http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/sfmoff.../ph//my_photos
http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/sfmoff....net/my_photos
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The wheels look good! It looks like you coulda gone a hair wider on the tires though....it kinda looks(maybe its jsut me) like you are doing that "euro" thing when they use undersized tires with wider wheels for some reason.
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Actually the front tires were "thrown in" with the wheels, and those are definately not the perfect fit for the wheels...I thought I'd use them for now until I need new ones. Ther rear tires could go a hair wider, but I think they would rub under hard cornering. I was attempting to get the widest fit without having to roll the fenders.