Lurking Since 2006.... 1st post! My 2000 RX7 Type-RB - Australia
03-01-12, 07:21 AM
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Lurking Since 2006.... 1st post! My 2000 RX7 Type-RB - Australia
Signed up back in 06.... and this is my first post. 
My FD which I have owned for 1.5 years now (I signed up back in 06 because that was when I first got interested in buying a FD3S).
I am from Sydney, Australia.
2000 Mazda RX-7 Type-RB (v5)
Chaste White
5 speed manual
Performance Modifications:
Rebuilt engine (Stronger seals, mild port)
Type-RS Turbochargers
HiTech Mufflers 3" Catback Exhaust with dual tips
Apexi Power FC
Exedy HD Clutch
Upgraded alloy intercooler
Upgraded alloy radiator
GReddy intercooler piping kit
Blitz ZZ-R Coilovers
Wedsport SC Brakepads
Interior:
JVC KD-R805 head unit
R-Magic PowerFC Hand Controller Holder
Tomei Duracon gearknob
Exterior:
Smoked indicators
Attain CF exhaust bumper guard
RE Amemiya AD STEP D-2 sideskirts
RE Amemiya Diffuser Pro (FRP)
Odula CF spoiler blade + CF side inserts
Wedsport SA-60M + center caps F: 18x9 +23 R: 18x10 +20
Bridgestone RE050A tyres F: 225 R: 245
Project Kics Super Leggdura Racing (Black) locknuts
All items are genuine items. No replicas.
Pics below, many thanks to Form & Function ( http://formnfunction.wordpress.com/ ) for some of the pictures taken.
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My FD which I have owned for 1.5 years now (I signed up back in 06 because that was when I first got interested in buying a FD3S).
I am from Sydney, Australia.
2000 Mazda RX-7 Type-RB (v5)
Chaste White
5 speed manual
Performance Modifications:
Rebuilt engine (Stronger seals, mild port)
Type-RS Turbochargers
HiTech Mufflers 3" Catback Exhaust with dual tips
Apexi Power FC
Exedy HD Clutch
Upgraded alloy intercooler
Upgraded alloy radiator
GReddy intercooler piping kit
Blitz ZZ-R Coilovers
Wedsport SC Brakepads
Interior:
JVC KD-R805 head unit
R-Magic PowerFC Hand Controller Holder
Tomei Duracon gearknob
Exterior:
Smoked indicators
Attain CF exhaust bumper guard
RE Amemiya AD STEP D-2 sideskirts
RE Amemiya Diffuser Pro (FRP)
Odula CF spoiler blade + CF side inserts
Wedsport SA-60M + center caps F: 18x9 +23 R: 18x10 +20
Bridgestone RE050A tyres F: 225 R: 245
Project Kics Super Leggdura Racing (Black) locknuts
All items are genuine items. No replicas.
Pics below, many thanks to Form & Function ( http://formnfunction.wordpress.com/ ) for some of the pictures taken.
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03-01-12, 09:38 AM
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It's almost unbelievable you've waited this long to step out of the shadows but we're def glad to have ya finally speaking up! I've kicked up your post count a bit for finally taking the plunge and becoming an FD owner, and she's a beaut on top of that.
But no more "Jazz guy leaning on car" shots, ok?
Mario III
But no more "Jazz guy leaning on car" shots, ok?
Mario III
03-01-12, 09:42 AM
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VERY nice FD car looks fantastic.
If possible, can you post a rear shot of the car with good lighting on the rear? Preferably not photoshopped.
I have the attain exhaust guard and want to see what it looks like with the RE pro diffuser. Thanks
John
If possible, can you post a rear shot of the car with good lighting on the rear? Preferably not photoshopped.
I have the attain exhaust guard and want to see what it looks like with the RE pro diffuser. Thanks
John
03-01-12, 07:32 PM
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Thanks all for the welcome.
Weather is terrible here in Sydney right now, so pics might take a few days. Very hard to take pics of the diffuser in all its glory because it's black.
Note to use the Attain guard, you need to keep the rear beaver panel (which most remove when attaching the RE Pro diffuser).
Note to use the Attain guard, you need to keep the rear beaver panel (which most remove when attaching the RE Pro diffuser).
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Thank you all for the kind words & welcome.
As promised here is a close up of how the Attain guard, beaver panel and diffuser all go together:
http://img28.imageshack.us/img28/7162/img1385gq.jpg
http://img28.imageshack.us/img28/7162/img1385gq.jpg
