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Old 12-07-2004, 06:07 PM
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Potential second gen rx-7 buyer

Hi, I've been serching for a track car for a couple of months now. As I was driving home from work today, I noticed an 87 Rx-7 NA for sale by the road. They're asking $800 for her, she has 130k miles on her, new clutch, body doesn't have any rust. I noticed it was smoking from the back quite a bit, but it was white smoke. Outside it was probably about 45 degrees, and the car was cold. What is this from? Later on, I would be interested in doing an engine swa on this, putting an engine from a 95 RX7 with twin turbo in it. Will it fit? Do I need to modify the engine bay at all for it to fit? What about an Rx-8 engine? Will that fit? Is this a good deal for $800 (I'll probably offer $500)?
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Old 12-07-2004, 08:52 PM
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did u try searching on this topic? this questions have been asked many times. first the smoke may be eather from the cold or it has a blown coolant seal. second it is easyer to swap a 3 rotor engine than to swap an FD motor (93+) if you are interesed on doing an engine swap i would suggest you buy it and swap an S4 13BT engine or search for an 89-91 and swap an S5 13BT
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Old 12-07-2004, 11:14 PM
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Re: Potential second gen rx-7 buyer

if you are looking for a track car, i suggest you to buy a track prepped car off the bat, it will cost you less in the end, a good cage, suspension setup and reliable mods are costly enought. if you wanna get a 13b twinturbo, i suggest you get a 13b-re from a cosmo, its stil twinturbo, and engine mounts adaptors are sold. it has the same potential an FD3S engine has, if you use the same turbos
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Re: Potential second gen rx-7 buyer

when you're saying a track car, you mean road race track dont you ? i hope you're not talking about a dragstrip car..
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Old 12-08-2004, 12:48 PM
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Re: Re: Potential second gen rx-7 buyer

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if you are looking for a track car, i suggest you to buy a track prepped car off the bat, it will cost you less in the end, a good cage, suspension setup and reliable mods are costly enought. if you wanna get a 13b twinturbo, i suggest you get a 13b-re from a cosmo, its stil twinturbo, and engine mounts adaptors are sold. it has the same potential an FD3S engine has, if you use the same turbos
why didnt you recommend the rew like the other thread?
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Old 12-08-2004, 04:17 PM
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Re: Potential second gen rx-7 buyer

my appologies, i've been mistaking those two name tags.. im dumb i know..
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