Rotormotor.be project
09-26-09 | 09:56 AM
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09-26-09 | 01:56 PM
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10-26-09 | 06:42 AM
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10-30-09 | 05:03 PM
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because i'm still @ home and having problems with my back i bought some pieces and did some soldering
i hesitated between reventon style and 99 spec so i i finished the 99 spec for myself and others are for sale.
the new pieces
i hesitated between reventon style and 99 spec so i i finished the 99 spec for myself and others are for sale.
the new pieces
11-03-09 | 07:16 AM
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i have made 2 set's and don't know if i will make more set's takes a lott of time and sometimes i come crazy when i'm working on it :p that's why i'm selling 1 kit but still thinking what set.
11-03-09 | 02:08 PM
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so im wondering if you have a write up with pictures of how to get the wiring harness routed and hooked up inside the car instead of in the enigne bay. its a great idea since it cleas up the engine bay and also gets some more room.
11-04-09 | 03:21 AM
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i don't have a write up for that. i have just connected the wiring loom on the inside of the car and then started to cut and push out the connectors one by one.
it's a hell of a job but if you do wire by wire and use a lott of little papers to remember what wire to connect with other wires you'll get there
it's a hell of a job but if you do wire by wire and use a lott of little papers to remember what wire to connect with other wires you'll get there
11-04-09 | 07:26 AM
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Great rebuild project, keep up the good work. I always dreamt of doing a rebuild project of my own from scratch similar to your one but I don't have the time and the talent lol 
11-04-09 | 02:19 PM
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Rotormotor Goes Veilside Fortune
i also don't have much time but when i have time i'm busy on it. sometimes little stuff i do when i'm watching tv :p or when i'm having conversation with my girlfriend
Ps: it's time to tell i'm going for the Veilside fortune kit.
i know i know not everyone likes it but hey it's a choice and i like it very much.
Ps: it's time to tell i'm going for the Veilside fortune kit.
i know i know not everyone likes it
but hey it's a choice and i like it very much.
Last edited by Rx_Sam; 11-04-09 at 02:20 PM. Reason: title change
11-04-09 | 04:08 PM
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Nothing wrong with the Veilside kit, maybe it's not for the performance purist but it's definitely a head turner (as well the candy apple red) but someone should try non-divided rear window.
11-05-09 | 11:19 AM
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OcnfPATprIU this is what i found in france a black one with the normal window.
it's different because you know how the kit is normally
it's different because you know how the kit is normally
11-05-09 | 12:45 PM
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Either that or the actual veilside style rear window (just not divided), but the original RX7 would be the best for rear vision I think. Can't wait to see new pics..........
especially when you triple post.
11-05-09 | 05:20 PM
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i don't have a write up for that. i have just connected the wiring loom on the inside of the car and then started to cut and push out the connectors one by one.
it's a hell of a job but if you do wire by wire and use a lott of little papers to remember what wire to connect with other wires you'll get there
it's a hell of a job but if you do wire by wire and use a lott of little papers to remember what wire to connect with other wires you'll get there
So did you cut the wires and then splice in a new wire to lengthen the wires that were too short?
OR
Did you de-pin the connectors and then add more wire in and put the new section of wire into the connector?
It seems like a great mod if you have everything pulled apart anyways and it doesnt continue to get cooked in the engine bay.
11-06-09 | 04:06 AM
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So did you cut the wires and then splice in a new wire to lengthen the wires that were too short?
OR
Did you de-pin the connectors and then add more wire in and put the new section of wire into the connector?
It seems like a great mod if you have everything pulled apart anyways and it doesnt continue to get cooked in the engine bay.
OR
Did you de-pin the connectors and then add more wire in and put the new section of wire into the connector?
It seems like a great mod if you have everything pulled apart anyways and it doesnt continue to get cooked in the engine bay.
i just cut the wires that goes to the outside and wire by wire i have connected. i didn't cut all wires at same time !!! always one by one else there is a possibility to make mistakes and if you have to search for the mistake it's not easy.
