13B engine rebuild step by step
07-20-08, 12:31 PM
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13B engine rebuild step by step
For all of the Rotary fanatics,
Step by step pictures on a 2 rotor peripheral ported build-up @ http://aponteracing.com/aponteracing...html:icon_tup:
Step by step pictures on a 2 rotor peripheral ported build-up @ http://aponteracing.com/aponteracing...html:icon_tup:
07-20-08, 12:42 PM
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Even though the link is bad, if you just go to their .com website it is the only good looking RX7/Rotary site design I've ever seen.
99% of the rotary company's have sites that look like they were built by a handicapped eight year old with no color wheel. Or just as bad bought some crappy flash template.
Nice to see a decent looking website for once.
99% of the rotary company's have sites that look like they were built by a handicapped eight year old with no color wheel. Or just as bad bought some crappy flash template.
Nice to see a decent looking website for once.
07-21-08, 02:04 AM
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Even though the link is bad, if you just go to their .com website it is the only good looking RX7/Rotary site design I've ever seen.
99% of the rotary company's have sites that look like they were built by a handicapped eight year old with no color wheel. Or just as bad bought some crappy flash template.
Nice to see a decent looking website for once.
99% of the rotary company's have sites that look like they were built by a handicapped eight year old with no color wheel. Or just as bad bought some crappy flash template.
Nice to see a decent looking website for once.
Too much fancy background ****, that really does nothing for content.
If anything, I'd say this website is made by some 5th grader with basic knowledge of Frontpage.
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07-21-08, 01:26 PM
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I agree with RETed. The site is without any useful information, and while it does contain some pretty pictures, it looks as if it was assembled from a Yahoo! SiteBuilder template. The rebuild threads in the Archive are much better and actually annotated with text.
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