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Old 04-14-2004, 12:38 AM
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FD series rx7

hihi everyone okies i was looking at getting a Fc model series rx7 but now that i have more $$ i'm going for the FD models so i just wanna ask u guys out there that own or know a lot abt rx7 to tell mi if the "FD series" have many command problem??
any hints of wot i should look at when buying them?? i have abt $40 000 AUS to spend so yeh hoping to leave sum $$ over so can spend on sound system and mods.....

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Old 04-14-2004, 02:39 PM
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Re: FD series rx7

the stock twin turbo system is overly complicated and causes common problems. Get a aftermarket single turbo kit as one of your upgrades and you will make more power and have less problems. For the first upgrade though get a better radiator since a rotary motor can't take overheating.
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Re: FD series rx7

take one more year learn then buy
go back to elementary school to learn to spell too.
I had to read your post four times too understand it.
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Re: Re: FD series rx7

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take one more year learn then buy
go back to elementary school to learn to spell too.
I had to read your post four times too understand it.

He's not the only one with grammar problems.
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Old 04-22-2004, 12:22 AM
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Re: FD series rx7

Check out these sites for informed info:
http://www.rx7turboturbo.com/robrobinette/
http://www.scuderiaciriani.com/rx7/

Do not go single as suggested above unless you are looking for top-end power only. The FD, like all rotaries, are mostly top-end, but with the sequential set-up you get some grunt lower. As you can guess, I'm running sequential with all the mods. At 13 psi boost, I do 337 at the rear wheels compared to 225 stock.

I have owned my FD since new, Aug '92, 117K miles on it so do have some experience with the car.
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Re: Re: Re: FD series rx7

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He's not the only one with grammar problems.
I agree
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