well my gxl is going into the dealership tommorow morning maybe they can figure out what the hell is worng with my car.

and one qusetion how often do you change your plugs?

i need to bad but i havn't thats all i know

anybody think I shouldnt take my car to dealership because im unsure

I would say the dealership is alright if you have no other shops around you to go to and if you cant do the work yourself.

man hellz nah, just bring the car over to my shop.. i'll get it done for alot less than the dealer https://www.nopistons.com/forums/pub...IR#>/bigok.gif i'm in newton, north carolina tho, how u get ur car here is up to you https://www.nopistons.com/forums/pub...#>/BURNOUT.gif

i would look for a rx specialist in your area first. I have found that the dealer doesnt always know what that are doing.....https://www.nopistons.com/forums/pub...1047683572.gif

here are a coupe of shops in the NJ/NY area



A.J. Automotive Machine Shop

Ledgewood, NJ

201-347-9313

Specializes in exotics and race cars. Turbocharger rebuilding is a specialty. Excellent mechanic and fabricator.



RX7 Heaven

Elizabeth, NJ

908-527-1220

Mazda specialists since 1979. Sales, service, parts, glass.



Rotor Motive

Greatneck, NY

516-482-9081

Rotary vehicle service

isnt ito around there?



don't ever use the dealership, they're theiving bastards.

they are theiving bastards...



they just get trained by keeping on swapping known good OEM expensive parts until the problem gets fixed. Which is fine underwarranty but not when you have to pay thorugh your wallet

DON"T GOTO THE DEALER! you have a ton of good local shops

I'm sure someone on here local would be willing to help out too.

IMHO - The dealership isn't always the worst place to go. I have a good relationship with the service manager at the local Roger Beasley dealership, they've helped me out on a number of occasions. This Beasley dealership even sponsors a couple of local spec miata and solo2 racers.



Don't scare people away from dealerships just because you "think" or were told that they just rip people off. There are plenty of local shops shop that will "bend you over with no lube" also.



If you can not complete the work on your own, for whatever reason. Call around and get price quotes from everyone. Ask around at the local car meets were other people are getting their work done. See who has the most reasonable pricing along with having a good reputation.

www.smokinjoeracing.net



Rotormotive doensnt exist and has never exhisted. its an urban myth



Smokin joe is in elmont on mecham Ave. close to the southern state. Good guy and always willing to take on any job

nick recommended me to him too... he does really good work and prices competitively. Its ur best bet.

Yeah.. I think you should "avoid" going to thedealer..

Kevin and Rotormotive are lonnnnnnnnnnnng gone

Rotormotive did exist, Kevin was great with rotories, when he closed up shop I went to his house a few times to work on his boat and his benz, he let me change all the hoses in my vert at his house when I first got it loaning me tools and tips on how to do it, not charging me a dime, he was a gentleman and really knew his ****.



unfortunetly I lost contact with him, so Kevin if you are reading this, give me a call!





He had a supercharged rotory powered Bertram ( boat ) by the way, this boat originally toured the country with popular mechanics magazine or some **** in the 70's I believe to show that a rotory could be used in a boat.