The meaning of fast
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Has enough power from the factory to blow all 4 tires off at 50+ mph. Thats with 335 rear meats.
And that is nothing compared to how this car handles in the twisties and at very high speeds.
And that is nothing compared to how this car handles in the twisties and at very high speeds.
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There is a car out there other than the FD that needs the motor pulled for every other maintence work.
So whats the story behind pulling the motor?
That reminds me. I was at Ferrari of Houston in 2003 w/a friend of mine. He was looking for a new car. It was either a Maserati or a Ferrari. He looked at getting the 355 (I think), but it cost $2500 just to change the belts. They had to remove the motor to do so.
So whats the story behind pulling the motor?
That reminds me. I was at Ferrari of Houston in 2003 w/a friend of mine. He was looking for a new car. It was either a Maserati or a Ferrari. He looked at getting the 355 (I think), but it cost $2500 just to change the belts. They had to remove the motor to do so.
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Originally Posted by rotaryinspired' post='805108' date='Mar 1 2006, 04:21 AM
There is a car out there other than the FD that needs the motor pulled for every other maintence work.
So whats the story behind pulling the motor?
That reminds me. I was at Ferrari of Houston in 2003 w/a friend of mine. He was looking for a new car. It was either a Maserati or a Ferrari. He looked at getting the 355 (I think), but it cost $2500 just to change the belts. They had to remove the motor to do so.
We had to fix a transmission problem.
Ferrari(s) are a PAIN in the *** to work on. Those make working on rx7s look so easy...
