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Robbomaz 10-16-2002 01:58 AM

Rather quiet in here... everyone must be at the pub

Wooffinn 10-17-2002 07:49 AM

Just got back from there Robbomaz!! I don't know where they've all gone.20b man, what's it in??I've been in a gen 1[sorry mate series 3 , I forgot we're in the aussie section now!!] with one fitted and it was bloody awesome! I've got an old B2200 ute as a workshop truck and everyone in the club trying to convince me to 20b it. I think the poor old thing would rip in two.

Robbomaz 10-17-2002 07:56 AM

Mines in an old 82 HB Cosmo. Posted some pix in the other thread in GD. Mate here has a 20B in a S2 7, but they are impressive in any vehicle, even the std JC!

Wooffinn 10-17-2002 08:16 AM

Yeah you're right definately a wild engine. One of the guys in the club has just registered one in his Rx3 coupe. He fitted a Td06 hybrid turbo and I'm aching to go for a drive in that. Our last cruise/race was a bit wet so he left it at home. WUSS!! I'm sure it will add a new description to the word 'DRIFT'

Wooffinn 10-26-2002 06:32 AM

Hey Robbomaz,[it's gone quiet in here again!!], what's the Mazda/rotary scene like there in WA? Obviously some wild 20b powered rockets flying around. Over here on the east coast, once you get out of the large cities, unfortunately they're getting scarce these days. Pity, but I suppose that's how it goes as they become rarer. And with all the imports now[certainly here], it's killing off the popularity of the mazda's. Is that happen over there??

Robbomaz 10-26-2002 09:45 AM

A few rotaries, but far outnumbered by the Silvia/Skyline clones (We are Borg, you will be assimilated) Plus, Mazdas RE range is old tin now & FD's are too exxy, FC's don't appeal to many..

Wooffinn 10-31-2002 06:21 AM

Hey Robbomaz,sounds like a similar story.A few seasons ago, our local dragstrip started a small car championship. Obviously at the start rotors were the go, but now it seems it's a nissan event. Even the Jamboree has now been open to 6cyl skylines. Don't get me wrong I love Skylines, but all these events are 4cyls and rotors. I suppose it's the new trend in oz. I think we're a dying breed Robbomaz,guys who make their own fast car and not just buy one.

methanol 11-16-2002 08:41 AM

Adelaide is getting about the same, although 1 good thing is that, s4/5 turbos are over that 15yr old import rule, and you can bring'em in for less than 10k although they are getting damn common, every second P plater owns one over here, I'm not complaining though...more spare parts :twisted:

Wooffinn 11-25-2002 06:15 AM

Hey Methanol, that's one positive I suppose. Hey the way time seems to be flying past at the moment, in a couple of years, series 6's will be 15 years old. I'm still flying the old school rotor flag. Our editor in the car club has had his series 1 Rx-2 since new[yes since 1971!!] and at the recent Jamboree up here, there amount of younger guys that had never seen a twin dissy rotary engine frightened me, maybe I'm just getting old!! I bought one recently from a garage sale, that the guy thought was a boat engine for $20!

Fd3BOOST 12-05-2002 11:03 AM

I love the Outback steak house here in the States.



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