1st Generation Specific (1979-1985) 1979-1985 Discussion including performance modifications and technical support sections

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Old 11-05-05, 03:33 AM
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Driving it like I stole it (which is always), I seem to average around 18 with the stock carb. Slightly less with the Sterling...
Old 11-05-05, 03:44 AM
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The gas milage isn't bad... Compared to a V8 Mustang or Caddilac.
Old 11-05-05, 09:41 AM
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Originally Posted by Nakor
Thank you all, my friend has decided to step into the realm of rotary and buy this car. once his net is back on you'll prolly all be able to greet Orbill and his new perchase. again thank you all for your time and voices!

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your friend will be happy with the car but try to haggle the price of the car down a bit. you shouldnt even have to pay 3k. i never bought a used car yet that i didnt knock at least 500$ off the price. good luck with the car your friend will love it.
Old 11-05-05, 09:55 AM
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Originally Posted by 85TIIDEVIL
The gas milage isn't bad... Compared to a V8 Mustang or Caddilac.
My 85 GSL sucks more gas then my V8 Mustang
Old 11-05-05, 10:00 AM
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What is all the talk about fruits ? Oranges and apples and ****. Is Nakor a brand of oranges available in the midwest ? I'm lost.
Old 11-05-05, 12:02 PM
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The 12A requires less maintenance than a boinger, but it does require some light maintenance which anyone can do. I regularly drive my 83 up the mountain roads keeping the revs around 5k so I have some headroom to tromp on it. Bought that car new in 82 and it has 130k and runs like the day I bought it.

3 years ago I bought an 85GSL with 49k for $1700, but that's a rare deal. The guy sold it to me after looking at the 83: he just wanted a good home for it. Same with the REPU I bought.

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Most likely your idle problem is a vacuum leak. Unlikely that the idle screws are off unless someone messed with them because they don't change with age. About the only time those screws are touched is to finetune for smog, and neither of my Nikki/12As has ever required an adjustment.

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Old 11-05-05, 05:18 PM
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its got to be something minor, the first thing i did when i got me 85 gs 160+k on it, was new vacume lines from home depo ( i love home depo ). she gets reved 4-7 on a daily basis, and you can still feel the meat of the engine at 4 rpms every time she just wants more.
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