buying a 2nd gen rx7
#2
#3
if you have alot of money a turbo 2 and stick a 13bre or 20b in there
if you got money, and s5 turbo II
if you have less money a s4 turbo II
if you have even less money a naturally aspirated fc
if you have even less moeny than that get a job
if you got money, and s5 turbo II
if you have less money a s4 turbo II
if you have even less money a naturally aspirated fc
if you have even less moeny than that get a job
#4
well it is kinda about what you are planning on doing with the car. are you planning on modding the car any? is this going to be a daily driver or a weekend car to tinker with?
are you looking for a little power? or just something to learn off of?
all these questions can determin wich one is right for you.
are you looking for a little power? or just something to learn off of?
all these questions can determin wich one is right for you.
#5
Originally Posted by Atticus_' post='884102' date='Oct 3 2007, 11:18 AM
well it is kinda about what you are planning on doing with the car. are you planning on modding the car any? is this going to be a daily driver or a weekend car to tinker with?
are you looking for a little power? or just something to learn off of?
all these questions can determin wich one is right for you.
are you looking for a little power? or just something to learn off of?
all these questions can determin wich one is right for you.
Second that! What do you want the car for?
#7
Originally Posted by #FC#' post='884175' date='Oct 3 2007, 07:37 PM
well i want to get into drifting so its not really gonna be a daily driver, and i'm pretty sure that means that i'm gonna be moding it.
If you starting out in drifting, and your looking for a reliable easy to drift car. Your looking in the wrong place. I don't mean to bash your dreams or what not, but rx-7's in general take alot of money and time to build into a reliable drift car.
Your better off looking into 240sx and such.
But if your willing to invest the time and money. Rx-7s can make great drift/track cars.
Also you should do your HW before deciding what kind of car you should use before just going for it. Especially with Rx-7's
Read up on FC3Spro.com. He has a great talk about drifting and rx-7's
http://fc3spro.com/TECH/DRIFT/dori.html
#9
If you know where to look you can actually make a 7 a really good drift car but know that finding parts will be tricky. But it will not be impossible. I am doing this too. Just make sure you get tie end spacers before you start drifting... secretelement.com has them for about $80. This will make life easier on you. (call this a lesson learned the hard way.)
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