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11-16-09, 04:42 PM
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11-19-09, 12:01 PM
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No distributor? No thanks
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Thanks guys. The Rodeo tires that came on them had me kinda spooked, but with some 50-series 16s, they fit fine. They can be found in 15s as well if you need a little sidewall.
11-19-09, 05:20 PM
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11-19-09, 06:14 PM
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Sorry guys, it's my friend's...I'm drooling too.
The old story of an SCCA champion RX2/3 roadracer stops racing to have a family, when the son gets about 14 they build a project together to bond and keep the kid out of too much trouble.
The detail is fabulous, fabrication of the front shock towers and still uses gen 1 lower control arms and tension rods. Plexiglas windows with T handle sliding side windows. Coils in the cowling
Alternator turns off the driveshaft, I also like the central jacking post in the rear, totally adjustable
rear suspension. Super light, 5.12 gears. Built mostly to surprise anything on the street.
The old story of an SCCA champion RX2/3 roadracer stops racing to have a family, when the son gets about 14 they build a project together to bond and keep the kid out of too much trouble.
The detail is fabulous, fabrication of the front shock towers and still uses gen 1 lower control arms and tension rods. Plexiglas windows with T handle sliding side windows. Coils in the cowling
Alternator turns off the driveshaft, I also like the central jacking post in the rear, totally adjustable
rear suspension. Super light, 5.12 gears. Built mostly to surprise anything on the street.
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01-10-10, 02:54 AM
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[QUOTE=BASTARD;9727374]and this makes him a master designer and fabricator
Why yes it does...he's been building and racing Mazdas since the early '70s, makes his living owning a Mazda shop...and you?
You're not only a BASTARD but a BLIND BASTARD...
Take a closer look at his REPU...then go out and take a look at yours.
Maybe you can't appreciate work like that, but I do.
Why yes it does...he's been building and racing Mazdas since the early '70s, makes his living owning a Mazda shop...and you?
You're not only a BASTARD but a BLIND BASTARD...
Take a closer look at his REPU...then go out and take a look at yours.
Maybe you can't appreciate work like that, but I do.
01-10-10, 05:24 AM
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We never got them here in Australia, but they are at the top of my list when it comes to old school rotors...just nudging in above the rx3 wagon.
I love the "Rotary Power" on the tailgate and even more so when it's the pressed out raised up version I have seen on a few of the REPU rear end's at Sevenstock over the years.
One day i'm gonna come back to the USA with a sea container and a wad of cash and bring one home with me....or just buy one from New Zealand!!!
You guys are VERY VERY lucky to be able to own these rotors!
I'm jealous.
Cam...
I love the "Rotary Power" on the tailgate and even more so when it's the pressed out raised up version I have seen on a few of the REPU rear end's at Sevenstock over the years.
One day i'm gonna come back to the USA with a sea container and a wad of cash and bring one home with me....or just buy one from New Zealand!!!
You guys are VERY VERY lucky to be able to own these rotors!
I'm jealous.
Cam...
01-11-10, 05:24 PM
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We never got them here in Australia, but they are at the top of my list when it comes to old school rotors...just nudging in above the rx3 wagon.
I love the "Rotary Power" on the tailgate and even more so when it's the pressed out raised up version I have seen on a few of the REPU rear end's at Sevenstock over the years.
One day i'm gonna come back to the USA with a sea container and a wad of cash and bring one home with me....or just buy one from New Zealand!!!
You guys are VERY VERY lucky to be able to own these rotors!
I'm jealous.
Cam...
I love the "Rotary Power" on the tailgate and even more so when it's the pressed out raised up version I have seen on a few of the REPU rear end's at Sevenstock over the years.
One day i'm gonna come back to the USA with a sea container and a wad of cash and bring one home with me....or just buy one from New Zealand!!!
You guys are VERY VERY lucky to be able to own these rotors!
I'm jealous.
Cam...
01-11-10, 05:41 PM
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We never got them here in Australia, but they are at the top of my list when it comes to old school rotors...just nudging in above the rx3 wagon.
I love the "Rotary Power" on the tailgate and even more so when it's the pressed out raised up version I have seen on a few of the REPU rear end's at Sevenstock over the years.
One day i'm gonna come back to the USA with a sea container and a wad of cash and bring one home with me....or just buy one from New Zealand!!!
You guys are VERY VERY lucky to be able to own these rotors!
I'm jealous.
Cam...
I love the "Rotary Power" on the tailgate and even more so when it's the pressed out raised up version I have seen on a few of the REPU rear end's at Sevenstock over the years.
One day i'm gonna come back to the USA with a sea container and a wad of cash and bring one home with me....or just buy one from New Zealand!!!
You guys are VERY VERY lucky to be able to own these rotors!
I'm jealous.
Cam...
