Hampton Roads (SE Virginia) Rotary Club
03-04-07, 10:35 PM
#7401
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I must admit , that my language her has not been the best , but Im still ticked off that so many fellow members have not voiced their concern about this matter . I spelled every thing out and got no intelligent reply from the offender . This club is suppose to be a way that all local RX 7 owners can get together and see each others car and support one another . I feel that all the help I gave Sean was a stab in the back and felt compelled to voice the truth , so that others did not fall into this loosers trap . It might look like " jerry springer " but the truth is the truth. I had nothing to do with his computer getting stolen , and I'm sure after cuts enough grass "other people " will help him get the car back on the road . But I was really hoping to get the clubs support . I have always helped anyone who I could . I will continue to make post about this "piece of **** " and hope my fellow members do not hold it against me . If ANYONE has any suggestions or complaints , I wish you would PM me 1st
Thanks in advance
Va
Thanks in advance
Va
03-06-07, 07:23 PM
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Originally Posted by RXORCISER
PS. Mr. Rusell: Thanks a lot for the sub, it sounds awesome in my garage...!!! 
BTW, Kenny, there's only one "b" in bum.
03-10-07, 09:45 AM
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Pics of the floor!
I've only got a row left, then the edging.
Since all the furniture was out of the room, I figured it would be a good time to fab up some brackets to hold the surround speakers to the fence:
So whatcha think of my amateur job, Kenny?
Hey Ian, I put sliders on the bottom of the furniture. Should be alot easier to move now, lol.
Since all the furniture was out of the room, I figured it would be a good time to fab up some brackets to hold the surround speakers to the fence:
So whatcha think of my amateur job, Kenny?
Hey Ian, I put sliders on the bottom of the furniture. Should be alot easier to move now, lol.
03-11-07, 05:55 PM
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Originally Posted by yuichiror
I've only got a row left, then the edging.
Since all the furniture was out of the room, I figured it would be a good time to fab up some brackets to hold the surround speakers to the fence:
So whatcha think of my amateur job, Kenny?
Hey Ian, I put sliders on the bottom of the furniture. Should be alot easier to move now, lol.
Since all the furniture was out of the room, I figured it would be a good time to fab up some brackets to hold the surround speakers to the fence:
So whatcha think of my amateur job, Kenny?
Hey Ian, I put sliders on the bottom of the furniture. Should be alot easier to move now, lol.
enjoyment for years to come
Great job
03-13-07, 10:27 AM
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Well here is some pics from Sunday:
http://www.get-fast.net/nasacross/langley/
And information about the next event, on April 22nd:
https://www.nasaproracing.com/nasa_e.../?event_id=491
Hope to see some zoom-zoom til they boom-boom there!
http://www.get-fast.net/nasacross/langley/
And information about the next event, on April 22nd:
https://www.nasaproracing.com/nasa_e.../?event_id=491
Hope to see some zoom-zoom til they boom-boom there!
03-13-07, 03:01 PM
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Greets to all. I've been to one of the local meetings and am interested in finding someone that would be willing to help out with an engine rebuild of my 93 FD. I'm mechanically inclined and willing to assist in the process. I want to learn from someone that's comfortable doing rebuilds. My car has 110K and still runs strong, just smokes like hell on startup. Anyone willing to help pls PM with phone number and we can talk specifics. Thanks!
-Jess
-Jess
03-14-07, 09:41 AM
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Originally Posted by cafcwest
What the crap is up with ZERO rotary participation in the Langley auto-x yesterday?!?!?
Actually, I know a guy in the Tidewater area who needs an S4 AFM - anyone have one cheap cheap?
03-14-07, 09:46 AM
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Originally Posted by dbgeek
I moved the South Carolina?
Actually, I know a guy in the Tidewater area who needs an S4 AFM - anyone have one cheap cheap?
Actually, I know a guy in the Tidewater area who needs an S4 AFM - anyone have one cheap cheap?
Hello Pete!
Tell the guy to bring a 12 pack of Coronas and I will give him one.
757-593-5168
03-14-07, 10:41 AM
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Jerry,
Sweet deal! I emailed him your info, and he should be in touch.
btw, my RX7 is f@ckin awesome on a race track (autocross too)!! There is an event at VIR the weekend of March 31. I will take anyone willing for a ride - bring a helmet
Thanks!
Sweet deal! I emailed him your info, and he should be in touch.
btw, my RX7 is f@ckin awesome on a race track (autocross too)!! There is an event at VIR the weekend of March 31. I will take anyone willing for a ride - bring a helmet
Thanks!
03-14-07, 04:57 PM
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Wow...been a while gents!!
How has everyone else been?
Well if yall are interested The cars running great Had her up to 11 psi yesterday and I have the 0-60 somewhere in the range of 4-6 seconds but I may be off heh kinda hard to count when your worried about the upcoming turn
0-90mph in 861.89 feet
fun stuff the people ive given rides too, call it a beast
Oh and what is the s5 turbo classified as and who makes it?
How has everyone else been?
Well if yall are interested The cars running great Had her up to 11 psi yesterday and I have the 0-60 somewhere in the range of 4-6 seconds but I may be off heh kinda hard to count when your worried about the upcoming turn
0-90mph in 861.89 feet
fun stuff the people ive given rides too, call it a beast
Oh and what is the s5 turbo classified as and who makes it?
03-14-07, 07:46 PM
#7419
awesome. glad you got the rotary running good renegade.
as for me everyone, my tranny and starter are bolted up. i have to get a peice of iron to make a brace like the rotary resurrection write up says to. interior still needs some work... like some seats and wiring, but mainly minor stuff left.
as for me everyone, my tranny and starter are bolted up. i have to get a peice of iron to make a brace like the rotary resurrection write up says to. interior still needs some work... like some seats and wiring, but mainly minor stuff left.
03-16-07, 07:35 AM
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calvin suggests a DIY approach to alignment:
http://racecarstuff.com/?page_id=2
If you are going to pay for one anyway, I have been relying on Merchants Tire (Tire Kingdom). For ~$150 you can buy a 5-year alignment package with unlimited alignments. I have one for the RX7 and the Pathfinder. It is transferrable (one time).
Before every track event, I have the RX7 aligned. Interestingly, I give them my alignment specs and they do it. My specs for the RX7 are FAR from a stock alignment (-2.5 camber, 1/32 toe OUT front, and -1.5 camber, 0 toe rear), but they do it. Usually they comment that the suspension has been completely replaced, and everything under the car is spotless - probably because the rest of the car doesn't look very good).
Good Luck, and put that car on the track!
http://racecarstuff.com/?page_id=2
If you are going to pay for one anyway, I have been relying on Merchants Tire (Tire Kingdom). For ~$150 you can buy a 5-year alignment package with unlimited alignments. I have one for the RX7 and the Pathfinder. It is transferrable (one time).
Before every track event, I have the RX7 aligned. Interestingly, I give them my alignment specs and they do it. My specs for the RX7 are FAR from a stock alignment (-2.5 camber, 1/32 toe OUT front, and -1.5 camber, 0 toe rear), but they do it. Usually they comment that the suspension has been completely replaced, and everything under the car is spotless - probably because the rest of the car doesn't look very good).
Good Luck, and put that car on the track!
03-16-07, 08:54 AM
#7425
I would do something close to setup, but since the suspension is all stock, i will try to keep close to stock specs. I wish I was still in knoxville, the guy I used to use, did something close to what your set-up is. It worked great, I dont have the values anymore that he used, but it worked great and helped with tire wear ALOT. Anyway thanks for info! I dont know about putting on the track this year, still my daily driver and has about 100,000 on the reman, so trying to keep going for awhile longer. Next year yes it will, when i plan to get a rx8, the 7 will be the weekend car.