is there a "type R' rx7?
09-12-02 | 10:06 AM
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09-12-02 | 12:55 PM
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Originally posted by Rx-7Action
does it say 280hp?
does it say 280hp?
There was a Type R FD in Japan, just had shorter gearing than the regular 4.1 gearing, I believe it was 4.3. It's been around for a long time, even before the RZ.
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09-12-02 | 01:28 PM
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yes, there was Type R in Japan. Also Type RZ, Type RB. Type RZ is Special limited model.
Type R is the top model. Type R Bathurst is a special limited model of Type R.
Spirit R's are the Special limited final production model.
Type R is the top model. Type R Bathurst is a special limited model of Type R.
Spirit R's are the Special limited final production model.
09-12-02 | 01:40 PM
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Originally posted by Mr. Belvi
It says 280ps which is about 276hp.
There was a Type R FD in Japan, just had shorter gearing than the regular 4.1 gearing, I believe it was 4.3. It's been around for a long time, even before the RZ.
It says 280ps which is about 276hp.
There was a Type R FD in Japan, just had shorter gearing than the regular 4.1 gearing, I believe it was 4.3. It's been around for a long time, even before the RZ.
. Most Bone stock FD's here(well, in Japan) have 2 oil coolers, cloth seats, 4.1 final gear, and red front strut tower bar. Almost NONE have automatic tranny's or leather seats.
09-12-02 | 02:38 PM
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Originally posted by jspecracer7
Both Dragon and Igy have Type R FD's....and neither had 4.3 finals .
Most Bone stock FD's here(well, in Japan) have 2 oil coolers, cloth seats, 4.1 final gear, and red front strut tower bar. Almost NONE have automatic tranny's or leather seats.
Both Dragon and Igy have Type R FD's....and neither had 4.3 finals
. Most Bone stock FD's here(well, in Japan) have 2 oil coolers, cloth seats, 4.1 final gear, and red front strut tower bar. Almost NONE have automatic tranny's or leather seats.
09-12-02 | 02:40 PM
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Originally posted by Mr. Belvi
It says 280ps which is about 276hp.
There was a Type R FD in Japan, just had shorter gearing than the regular 4.1 gearing, I believe it was 4.3. It's been around for a long time, even before the RZ.
It says 280ps which is about 276hp.
There was a Type R FD in Japan, just had shorter gearing than the regular 4.1 gearing, I believe it was 4.3. It's been around for a long time, even before the RZ.
09-12-02 | 02:49 PM
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Originally posted by m477
Do they even offer leather seats on FDs in Japan? I got a 2002 RX-7 brochure from Japan, and every single picture of the interior has cloth seats, so I was kinda wondering about that...
Do they even offer leather seats on FDs in Japan? I got a 2002 RX-7 brochure from Japan, and every single picture of the interior has cloth seats, so I was kinda wondering about that...
09-12-02 | 02:51 PM
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yes, there was Type R in Japan. Also Type RZ, Type RB. Type RZ is Special limited model.
Type R is the top model. Type R Bathurst is a special limited model of Type R.
Spirit R's are the Special limited final production model.
yes, there was Type R in Japan. Also Type RZ, Type RB. Type RZ is Special limited model.
Type R is the top model. Type R Bathurst is a special limited model of Type R.
Spirit R's are the Special limited final production model.
Type R has never really been a 'top model' per se. Models like the RS or the RZ have always had more features. For instance, 16inch were always standard on Type R while the RS had standard ewuipment like 17 inch wheels, larger brakes, better suspension, etc.
There were no production limits on the 2002 Type R Bathurst but there was a 2001 Type R Bathurst R which was limited(500 made) as well as offered in sunburst yellow. Both models were based on the standard Type R, hence the inclusion of the Type R in their name.
09-12-02 | 03:18 PM
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Originally posted by JspecFD
Nope, not exactly. The RZ was a standard model for most years (92-98). Only the 2000 RZ was limited(175 made).
Type R has never really been a 'top model' per se. Models like the RS or the RZ have always had more features. For instance, 16inch were always standard on Type R while the RS had standard ewuipment like 17 inch wheels, larger brakes, better suspension, etc.
There were no production limits on the 2002 Type R Bathurst but there was a 2001 Type R Bathurst R which was limited(500 made) as well as offered in sunburst yellow. Both models were based on the standard Type R, hence the inclusion of the Type R in their name.
Nope, not exactly. The RZ was a standard model for most years (92-98). Only the 2000 RZ was limited(175 made).
Type R has never really been a 'top model' per se. Models like the RS or the RZ have always had more features. For instance, 16inch were always standard on Type R while the RS had standard ewuipment like 17 inch wheels, larger brakes, better suspension, etc.
There were no production limits on the 2002 Type R Bathurst but there was a 2001 Type R Bathurst R which was limited(500 made) as well as offered in sunburst yellow. Both models were based on the standard Type R, hence the inclusion of the Type R in their name.
Type R is the "base" MT model
09-12-02 | 07:55 PM
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Originally posted by JspecFD
Nope, not exactly. The RZ was a standard model for most years (92-98). Only the 2000 RZ was limited(175 made).
Nope, not exactly. The RZ was a standard model for most years (92-98). Only the 2000 RZ was limited(175 made).
93 RZ was a 150 car limited run.
The standard model RZ started from 95.3-98.12. No standard model RZ after 98.
The last RZ is 2000 Oct 150 cars run.
Type R starts from 91.10-95.3, no type R from 95.3-98.11. Type R comes back after 98.12
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09-12-02 | 08:50 PM
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Originally posted by YayeR
so.. whats the deal w/ the spirit R again.. ?
so.. whats the deal w/ the spirit R again.. ?
Type C is the 4 speed AT model
Type B is the Touring MT model
Type A is the sport MT model
09-13-02 | 12:57 AM
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Originally posted by neo_omega
the First RZ in 92 was a 300 car limited run.
93 RZ was a 150 car limited run.
The standard model RZ started from 95.3-98.12. No standard model RZ after 98.
The last RZ is 2000 Oct 150 cars run.
Type R starts from 91.10-95.3, no type R from 95.3-98.11. Type R comes back after 98.12
the First RZ in 92 was a 300 car limited run.
93 RZ was a 150 car limited run.
The standard model RZ started from 95.3-98.12. No standard model RZ after 98.
The last RZ is 2000 Oct 150 cars run.
Type R starts from 91.10-95.3, no type R from 95.3-98.11. Type R comes back after 98.12
rpm_pwr: The RZ model was the first FD to get a 4.3 final gear as standard equipment.
Pic from 1992 RX-7 Brochure. The CYM Type S looks nice.
09-13-02 | 03:33 AM
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Originally posted by Cihuuy
wen i bought my rx7 in Brunei, it has an efini logo at the back.. is this a type R??? it has leather seats, two oil coolers, sun roof, & bose system...
wen i bought my rx7 in Brunei, it has an efini logo at the back.. is this a type R??? it has leather seats, two oil coolers, sun roof, & bose system...