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Old 11-05-2004, 10:40 PM
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rx7 vs z28 1996

I think it would be a good race but im not sure. rx71996 z281996
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Re: rx7 vs z28 1996

you'd need an rx7 96 first, they havnt been sold since 95 in america.
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Re: rx7 vs z28 1996

I Am Gonna Freaking Go Crazy!!! Stop Doing Car Cmoparison Threads, They Aren't Even Informative!
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Re: rx7 vs z28 1996

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a good race??

i'd bet all my money on the FD3S. Z28s are slow, heavy pigs. I can take them with my TII. My goal is to beat a Z06 on the track. I'm getting close.
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Re: rx7 vs z28 1996

yea, Z28's are lucky to run 15 flat stock, and with an exhaust the don't do much more
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^ actually my younger brother got a 2002 35th ann which blows away just about anything. stock, but they`re supposed to have 345, i dont know, all i know is that it goes.

most z`s do suck though. that is true
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Re: rx7 vs z28 1996

I was under the impression that z28's were quick...
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Re: rx7 vs z28 1996

they have like 250 horses but they weigh like 3350 lbs I think.

they have almost 300 lbs of torque I think though so they do some pretty burnouts lol

my friend has a 96 with an K&N and flowmasters and he beat our friends stock 98 Mustang GT by a little over a car length and the guy ran his GT at 15.1.... both are autos though so I'm sure sticks can go a bit quicker
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Re: Re: rx7 vs z28 1996

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they have like 250 horses but they weigh like 3350 lbs I think.

they have almost 300 lbs of torque I think though so they do some pretty burnouts lol
its 285hp, 325 torque, and the weight is about right. i would hardly call them slow but the fd should be able to take it assuming theres a good driver
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Re: rx7 vs z28 1996

The 285hp rating is for the LT1 93-97 Z28's. The 98-02 have an LS1, and it is faster than the LT1. The engine has at least 300hp, and I think about 350-375 torque. You all are putting it down way too much, it's heavy, but it packs a lot of power.

I think it would be a pretty close race, stock vs stock, but with a modified engine, I would probably give it to the Z28.

*Note, I like both the Camaro and RX7, but they are hella hard to find around here, especially one of the last generation, so I have a little bias, but not too much.
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Re: rx7 vs z28 1996

stock Z28's run 15 flat man, sorry but stock vs. stock it just isn't gonna win if the 7 has a decent driver, why does this continue?
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Re: Re: Re: rx7 vs z28 1996

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...i would hardly call them slow but the fd should be able to take it assuming theres a good driver
ok i said that and then u said....
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...stock vs. stock it just isn't gonna win if the 7 has a decent driver, why does this continue?
ask urself y this continues since u bumped my post like u just came up with this idea yourself. the conclusion had already been made that its a drivers race with the FD edging out b4 u came so stop being a hypocrite/smartass.....noob
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Re: rx7 vs z28 1996

according to this site : http://www.missouri.edu/~apcb20/times.html

a 96' z28 does 14.1
and these are the time given for the rx7
1993 Mazda RX-7 14.0
1993 Mazda RX-7 R1 13.9
1994 Mazda RX-7 14.0
1994 Mazda RX-7 Touring 14.5
1995 Mazda RX-7 R2 14.1
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