How to kill a RX7!
11-06-05, 07:26 PM
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How to kill a RX7!
I'm into racing rx7's like the rest of you guys, but I race them on dirt. Well I actually use them for demolition derby's. Those back ends pack in great once you tuck the tiny *** trunk lid in half and slice the rear frame on the top half. I full tracked a 60's chrysler imperial nose to nose and stood the front up about 2 ft. I placed 2nd with it and took home $500, but I just wanted to share w/ you guys how I kill an rx7 
11-06-05, 07:58 PM
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first what trunk lid? second i dont beleive you rx7s would be a horrible derby car, im pretty sure youd rather have somthing heavier and with torque
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11-07-05, 11:59 PM
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Originally Posted by I'measylikesundaymorning
I'm into racing rx7's like the rest of you guys, but I race them on dirt. Well I actually use them for demolition derby's. Those back ends pack in great once you tuck the tiny *** trunk lid in half and slice the rear frame on the top half. I full tracked a 60's chrysler imperial nose to nose and stood the front up about 2 ft. I placed 2nd with it and took home $500, but I just wanted to share w/ you guys how I kill an rx7
11-08-05, 02:05 AM
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Originally Posted by I'measylikesundaymorning
The derby was a 80's and newer compact class. I'll dig up some pics soon.
Originally Posted by I'measylikesundaymorning
I full tracked a 60's chrysler imperial nose to nose and stood the front up about 2 ft.
first how could you do something like that!!? and second how dare youare you nuts???
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11-11-05, 09:47 PM
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Originally Posted by 2ndGen.rocket
Here's how
I disagree.
i personally wouldnt put a piston engine in a 7, but putting an LS1 in one is that bad of a deal, i have a problem when people put regular shitty 350 small blocks in them. The LS1 is actually an efficient motor... but still not my cup of tea.