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Old 10-22-02, 05:18 PM
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me new here....another 7 lover.!!

hi! all....
i'm having 97 lude now wit few mods in it...
but !
i need some more sporty, rear wheel drive wit 2 seater..
i was thinking about MR2 , but that car was
wayyyyy too small......no cargo at all.....
here come few questions for me to you guys..?@#$
anywayzzz
here Ontario....snow stuff here .. you guys think i still can ride 7 wit winter tire ?? thing is i cannot afford 2nd car.... ($ stuff you all know?? ^^
2. someone told me that when i get used car i have to rebuild the engine and turbo and every 100,000 kilo i have to rebuild the engine and this car is really hard to care of...and COMPLICATE CAR cause rotary engine?? !!
are those real? 'cause i got not too much $ after get the 7.....if i have to rebuil the engine & turbo? how much do i have to spend for them...
i know this sounds stupid but so curios ... is it 4 cyl.,or 6cyl?? or there's no such things like cyl...'cause it's rotary engine....( sorry about these questions )^,.^;
thanks guys .. i was dreaming about RX-7 last night....
Old 10-22-02, 05:25 PM
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Old 10-22-02, 05:31 PM
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Well, I guess we all started somewhere...

No cylinders - 2 rotors (try www.howstuffworks.com)
Don't drive a Rx-7 in the snow
RX-7's are not inherently reliable. They often require alot of time and money to keep running correctly.

For more info check the NEWBIE links.
Old 10-22-02, 08:05 PM
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Do yourself a favor, dont get one...
Old 10-22-02, 08:21 PM
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www.rotaryengineillustrated.com
go learn now.
Old 10-22-02, 08:38 PM
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uh oh, he said cylinders.....
Old 10-22-02, 08:51 PM
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*sighs*

Seaman, its guys like you that make us look even better. These first mods are a must!!

Veilside body kit, for aerodynamics
Stickers for UV protection
Airbags or cut stock springs (better than most aftermarket) for better control
Eliminate ast and thermostat
Change oil every 7k miles, use nascar quality motor oil
Mix about 4oz of water wetter into every full tank of gas for better cooling

These simple mods will get you a long way. Good luck!!
Old 10-22-02, 08:54 PM
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go to the 3rd gen archive and run search on anything.
Old 10-22-02, 09:04 PM
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wow guys real cool...instead of helping the guy out...you poke fun at him...thought most of you were more mature than that. I just got an rx7 myself and now i dunno if asking questions on this forum is worth it or not...seems i'll only get smart@ss comments in return.
Old 10-23-02, 07:39 AM
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Good lord man learn to write in sentences. From what I can gather I dont think this car is for you... EH.
Old 10-23-02, 08:38 AM
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Originally posted by X-JaVeN-X
wow guys real cool...instead of helping the guy out...you poke fun at him...thought most of you were more mature than that. I just got an rx7 myself and now i dunno if asking questions on this forum is worth it or not...seems i'll only get smart@ss comments in return.
This is true, BUT if you exhaust the search function you "usually" find what you want...it's when people come around and say "Hey man, I wanna stick a 20b in my 7 that I don't have yet, how much it gonna cost?" questions like that usually get alot of $mart @$$ comments...

Really makes you kinda happy that you read a bunch before you started posting like a mad man...

As for the person asking the question...I do believe that the 7 can be used as a daily driver (on nothing but dry pavement) but it's going to take money to keep it in good running shape...I have done reliability mods alone and I have already dumped about 3k into my 7....

Sooooo, with all that said I really think the 7 shuld be bought only when you have some expendable income...like about the cost of a rebuild...Just in case, cuz you never know with the 7
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