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Old 03-16-10 | 07:20 AM
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Previous owner made a custom one, everything from turbo to exhaust tips are stainless steel
100mm Downpipe, wich splits in to two 2.5" with two sliencers on each.
Old 03-16-10 | 07:30 AM
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Great find Pettersen
she looks great as is!!!

i hope it works well for you!
Old 03-16-10 | 07:41 AM
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Thank you

I don't plan on big eksterior changes, only a lip, some new wheels, rear diffuser and a long overdue paintjob.
But i don't think that will be this year, first i need to get the car running strong, getting rid of all the rust, dents and change out all the worn out parts, the car have after all done more than 140K(engine rebuild 6k ago).
Old 04-05-10 | 03:47 PM
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Started on a sub box today,










Finished box, lacks mounting point, and i will also make a coverup panel to make it look like it could have been stock But for now it's ugly as sin...


I'm going to buy a 11" Focal 27v2 at some point(wich will be mounted with the magnet in to the box), but for now i made a spacerplate and mounted a old 12" sub i had layin around.
Old 04-05-10 | 03:48 PM
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Changed my mind and made new spacers for the old sub so it could be mounted with the magnet in to the box.



painted it black to protect against moisture.




Fits like a glove WHen i buy a new sub it won't build outwards so much.




started on amp and power cap mounting plate

Old 04-08-10 | 03:58 PM
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got the jspec ftp lights from Corksport today




Old 04-16-10 | 07:15 PM
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Got the downpipe welded




I'm waiting for a new oil feed line, since the old one had seen better days.


Started on updating the ground points in the engine bay, will need to get some shrinkwrap so i can stop using the tape.

Old 09-11-10 | 06:52 AM
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The RX7 will be staying in theis garage while i finish my bachelor degree, so i have the oppurtunity to do a bit more extensive work than i first had planned

Picture time










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Old 09-12-10 | 09:43 PM
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Cars come a long way! what are you gonna do about the rust?
Old 09-13-10 | 04:55 AM
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Originally Posted by Brian_Reynolds123
Cars come a long way! what are you gonna do about the rust?
Cut and weld
Saving up to buy a Lincoln Handy mig
Old 10-03-10 | 07:38 AM
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Found some more rust, and the worst i've seen on the car so far. Still it's not to bad for a car from 86
And on the bright side, i should become fairly good at welding once i'm done with the rust repair.



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Bought a present from me to me

Old 01-16-11 | 07:17 PM
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Gas tank is out, so now i can start prepping and welding
Also took of the entire exhaust to get rid of all leaks, and to get rid of the tension in the downpipe.



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I like it, very nice car. Wish I had a base with no sunroof.

However, you are removing all the tar of the inside body, in order to look for rust, but also for weight I assume, yet you install a over the top sound system.

Also, you should have bought your FTPs in Japan, now you basicaly paid shipping and taxes twice, I bet the were therefor very expensive.

Good luck, I'll be following this thread.

Riz.
Old 01-17-11 | 07:07 AM
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I will putting in sound dampening once i'm done welding. This is not a track car, so the 5kg or so i save on not having sound dampening, is not worth it. And the sound system is worth every KG it add's to the car, and it's easily removable for track day's
Old 01-18-11 | 05:06 AM
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Ahhh... I see.
Old 01-26-11 | 08:03 AM
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New stuff from mazdatrix



Gasket for oil pan, defroster covers, spark plugs, fuel filter with mountings, rotary key ring and some mazdatrix stuff + candy
Old 01-28-11 | 06:15 PM
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Some parts for the downpipe/wastegate arrived today

Old 03-02-11 | 09:04 AM
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More parts

Turbo timer (previous owner installed a non watercooled turbo :/ )
Banzai racing oil pan brace
TCS rear camber adjuster
Greddy elbow

Old 03-02-11 | 10:13 AM
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so you asked for a bag of candy and a mouse pad . where that going in the car . nice build so far brotha
Old 03-02-11 | 05:48 PM
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so you asked for a bag of candy and a mouse pad . where that going in the car . nice build so far brotha
Thanks

didn't ask for candy or mousepad, just got em, love rotary related freebies in whatever shape they may come
Old 03-12-11 | 04:29 PM
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Finally got time to work a little on the car, installed most of the interior, removed fuel lines and changed fuel filter.

Only got pictures of the interior tho.









(FC guys know why i took this picture )
Old 04-10-11 | 12:04 PM
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Got the exhaust all welded up, only need to change oil, oilgasket and mount the banzai oil pan brace before i'm ready for emission testing

Feels realy good firing it up again
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=upYfMjkfiqk
Old 04-19-11 | 04:18 PM
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Made a buttplug for the exhaust, it's only a temporary solution until i can either modify or make a new exhaust.
But the sound is much lower, so it's livable inside the car now, + it's easy to remove for trackdays and general spirited driving





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