10th Anniversary RX-7 for $3K?????
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10th Anniversary RX-7 for $3K?????
10th Anniversary RX-7 for $3K?????. What do you think rotorheads? I just sold my 1st Gen and I'm looking for a 2nd Gen.
It supposdely has a JSpec engine and turbos.
It supposdely has a JSpec engine and turbos.
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Originally posted by 4BangerCivic
but for 3K sounds like theres somethign wrong???
but for 3K sounds like theres somethign wrong???
What's the rest of the info about it and do you have any pictures?
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Originally posted by FastX7
Might just be in rough condition. I got my 91 Turbo2 with a factory reman motor for $1600. The body had a few dents and needed a new seat, that's it.
What's the rest of the info about it and do you have any pictures?
Might just be in rough condition. I got my 91 Turbo2 with a factory reman motor for $1600. The body had a few dents and needed a new seat, that's it.
What's the rest of the info about it and do you have any pictures?
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Jspecs are hit and miss.
Keep in mind they make the exact same amount of power as the usdm engines.
The best way to find out about the engine is to swing it by (THE ONLY TIME YOU EVER SHOULD) a mazda dealership and fork over the 50-75 for a REAL compression test.
If you think 50-75 is expensive, ponder this:
My parents almost bought a 35' sailboat. It looked amazing, was in beautiful condition. They had it surveyed for 250. It turns out that there was rot in the deck, estimated cost of repair?
drum roll....
15-20,000.
So it pays to save in the long run. Note ALL the small things that don't work right, pay attention to the idle, and check the exhaust for smoke. If you have a vacuum gauge, see how many in of vacuum its pulling at idle.
Keep in mind they make the exact same amount of power as the usdm engines.
The best way to find out about the engine is to swing it by (THE ONLY TIME YOU EVER SHOULD) a mazda dealership and fork over the 50-75 for a REAL compression test.
If you think 50-75 is expensive, ponder this:
My parents almost bought a 35' sailboat. It looked amazing, was in beautiful condition. They had it surveyed for 250. It turns out that there was rot in the deck, estimated cost of repair?
drum roll....
15-20,000.
So it pays to save in the long run. Note ALL the small things that don't work right, pay attention to the idle, and check the exhaust for smoke. If you have a vacuum gauge, see how many in of vacuum its pulling at idle.
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Originally posted by Josepi
Jspecs are hit and miss.
Keep in mind they make the exact same amount of power as the usdm engines.
The best way to find out about the engine is to swing it by (THE ONLY TIME YOU EVER SHOULD) a mazda dealership and fork over the 50-75 for a REAL compression test.
If you think 50-75 is expensive, ponder this:
My parents almost bought a 35' sailboat. It looked amazing, was in beautiful condition. They had it surveyed for 250. It turns out that there was rot in the deck, estimated cost of repair?
drum roll....
15-20,000.
So it pays to save in the long run. Note ALL the small things that don't work right, pay attention to the idle, and check the exhaust for smoke. If you have a vacuum gauge, see how many in of vacuum its pulling at idle.
Jspecs are hit and miss.
Keep in mind they make the exact same amount of power as the usdm engines.
The best way to find out about the engine is to swing it by (THE ONLY TIME YOU EVER SHOULD) a mazda dealership and fork over the 50-75 for a REAL compression test.
If you think 50-75 is expensive, ponder this:
My parents almost bought a 35' sailboat. It looked amazing, was in beautiful condition. They had it surveyed for 250. It turns out that there was rot in the deck, estimated cost of repair?
drum roll....
15-20,000.
So it pays to save in the long run. Note ALL the small things that don't work right, pay attention to the idle, and check the exhaust for smoke. If you have a vacuum gauge, see how many in of vacuum its pulling at idle.
Hey I totally agree with you!
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