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hey guys i got a question........whitch would be beter to get, performance, and looks wise.......a RX-7 twin turbo, or a 3000 GT twin turbo, im lookin for a car w/ alot a power, but want to fix it up, quickly, thanx for the help--------rated-R
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i would go for a 92-94 rx-7 , but stock you may need to change a few parts bcause it has problems overheating. |
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dont get the 3000gt unless you live in alaska. They are overbloated pigs.
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But i agree. And their trannies break more than the 7's engine does! plus the 7 is sexier and faster.
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There is alot more to handling than AWD & AWS.. like Weight, and braking ability. By the way, all 86+ RX-7's have AWS
Did some quick research on the net.. Both from 1993 model years: RX-7 0-60 (5.1) 1/4 mile (13.9) Skid-pad (.91-1.02.. depending on model).. but since the VR4 is the top 3KGT model, i guess the 1.02 would be the number for comparison) 3KGT VR4 0-60 (5.3) 1/4 mile (14.00... .01 slower) Skidpad. .90 Both from 1997 model years: RX-7 0-60 (4.8) 1/4 mile 13.5 Skid pad .99 VR4 0-60 (4.8..same) 1/4 mile 13.6 (still slower) skid pad .90 So, can you come up with any other spec you would like to see numbers proving RX-7 superiourity. I am not being offensive, just setting the facts straight, numbers don't lie. |
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The FD runs mid-low 13's stock. Heck, my TurboII beats up on VR-4's on the highway all the time, and I only put 193 to the rear wheels and run 13.75 @ 104.8. The FD is one THOUSAND pounds lighter than the VR-4, how is the VR-4 going to outhandle the FD again? Sorry man, but stock vs stock, the FD is WAY faster.
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'90 RX-7 Turbo $3000 buying and fixing = 13.75 @ 104.8 mph & outhandles most cars on the road. Not bad for $3000. |
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man no offence, but i have no idea where u got ur facts, but their COMPLETELY diff. on the VR-4's part than mine... and mine are actual road tests.... they have the VR-4 (granted with nitto radial tires) running a 13.3 in the 1/4!!! ur 0-60 times are the same as mine, but ur 1/4s are totaly diff. dude... but u know what... there will ALWAYS be stat controversies... and so the only sure way to find out, is on the race! so to each his own, and personlay i'd take the VR-4, because the stats i have show it quicker, and more importantly, personaly i just like it a lil better... and thats all there is to cars! personal preference... thats why people mod up their cars in the first place... they like their car, they just want it to outperform others.... soo... there u have it PEACE!!
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Doesn't the Rotary engine need to be replaced every 100000+ miles or something like that. Hopefully I'm wrong, and if so I'm going to go shoot myself for getting my 98 240SX instead of the RX-7 I found. Hence if you are looking to not get a new engine every 100000 miles I'd say go with the 3000GT. If you think the 3000GT is to heavy... take some shit out like the back seats. Who needs back seats in a sports car?
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