where to find an rx7
April-9th-2003, 09:53 PM
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where to find an rx7
i have no idea where to post this cause for sale section doens't work since this isn't for a protege, but i really want to start looking at prices for an rx7 but not sure where to look aside from ebay. any ideas from people?
April-9th-2003, 10:02 PM
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April-9th-2003, 10:07 PM
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are you looking for the whole car, or just parts?
www.autotrader.com worked for me, found mine there
or you can just go to www.rx7club.com to get info directly from the owners
www.autotrader.com worked for me, found mine there
or you can just go to www.rx7club.com to get info directly from the owners
April-9th-2003, 11:22 PM
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Originally posted by Protegé Menacé
its part of the VIN and how we describe different generations.
FB (sa22c) - first gen
FC= 2nd gen
FD= third gen
its part of the VIN and how we describe different generations.
FB (sa22c) - first gen
FC= 2nd gen
FD= third gen
SA22C - 1st gen
FC3S/FC3C - 2nd gen
FD3S - 3rd gen
April-10th-2003, 06:39 AM
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Originally posted by ZoomZoomH
um, it's actually based on their CHASSIS CODE
SA22C - 1st gen
FC3S/FC3C - 2nd gen
FD3S - 3rd gen
um, it's actually based on their CHASSIS CODE
SA22C - 1st gen
FC3S/FC3C - 2nd gen
FD3S - 3rd gen
I want a first gen. I love them
April-10th-2003, 07:57 AM
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Originally posted by Protegé Menacé
no, the newer engiens are going to be more up to date and better. Its just that 13b REWs have VERY complicated turbo setups, which are prone to people trying to mod, and blowing an engine
the older oens are "better: because most of them are N/A and not *quite* as easy to blow an apex
no, the newer engiens are going to be more up to date and better. Its just that 13b REWs have VERY complicated turbo setups, which are prone to people trying to mod, and blowing an engine
the older oens are "better: because most of them are N/A and not *quite* as easy to blow an apex
. I was talking to some dumbass who was trying to tell me that '4th' gen RX-7s were unreliable... 
ok...so maybe you can't beat em like a corolla, but get the reliability mods done and you're pretty well off
How about going from the seq. turbo to a single turbo setup? Bit less complicated?
April-10th-2003, 06:30 PM
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damn it .... i wish i had an RX-7
my ultimate favourite would have to be a FD, I would love a 2002 RX-7 Spirit 'r'
i wanna get a S5 TII within a year. maybe even one that has a motor in bad condition, as long as it looks good, n visuals in good cond, cuz then i can try to work on the engine, n start doing stuff to it.
I want an FC so bad. I almost love them as much as FDs. I wouldn't mind having an S4 as a first RX-7 either. the SA22Cs are pretty nice too, but i'm looking pretty much FC + (S4+)
my ultimate favourite would have to be a FD, I would love a 2002 RX-7 Spirit 'r'
i wanna get a S5 TII within a year. maybe even one that has a motor in bad condition, as long as it looks good, n visuals in good cond, cuz then i can try to work on the engine, n start doing stuff to it.
I want an FC so bad. I almost love them as much as FDs. I wouldn't mind having an S4 as a first RX-7 either. the SA22Cs are pretty nice too, but i'm looking pretty much FC + (S4+)
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