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craigpcg

posted on 17th Aug 03 at 21:33

:lol:


ChazSXi

posted on 17th Aug 03 at 21:32

quote:
Originally posted by craigpcg
quote:
Originally posted by ChazSXi
car - 13.8 @ 103mph 1/4 mile

RX-7 - 13.5@ 104.2 mph 1/4 mile

;)


well he must av been a shit driver

:P


craigpcg

posted on 17th Aug 03 at 20:49

quote:
Originally posted by ChazSXi
car - 13.8 @ 103mph 1/4 mile

RX-7 - 13.5@ 104.2 mph 1/4 mile

;)


well he must av been a shit driver


ChazSXi

posted on 17th Aug 03 at 20:47

car - 13.8 @ 103mph 1/4 mile

RX-7 - 13.5@ 104.2 mph 1/4 mile

;)


craigpcg

posted on 17th Aug 03 at 20:35

quote:
Originally posted by Tim
They're like a 5 second 0-60. I'm surprised a 2L Turbo corsa is doing a 5 sec 0-60?


yesh if u drive them rite yesh that s the rx7 that it

[Edited on 17-08-2003 by craigpcg]


ChazSXi

posted on 17th Aug 03 at 20:35

this is what the bloke emailed me sayin - Stock RX7's 0-60: 4.9 seconds. Ours has a mapped ecu and exhaust for
even quick gains.

Should be good for over 300BHP..


craigpcg

posted on 17th Aug 03 at 20:34

quote:
Originally posted by Sooty
They are not slow mate... he's just saying they are slow because he can beat them in a straight line


dam rite

but when it cum to corner i wouldny even try it :D:D


Sooty

posted on 17th Aug 03 at 20:33

The Type R is 5.8 or thereabouts, we're just getting picky now :lol: still fast


ChazSXi

posted on 17th Aug 03 at 20:32

Engine: Twin rotary, (twin turbo)
Max Speed: 165 mph
Acceleration (0-60 mph): 4.9 sec
Power Output: 280 bhp / 6600 rpm Acceleration (1/4 mile): 13.5 sec / 104.2 mph
Torque: 233 lbft / 4800 rpm
Braking (60-0 mph): 111 ft
Transmission: 5 MT (fwd)
MPG (city / mtwy): 17 / 25
Capacity: 2600 cc


Tim

posted on 17th Aug 03 at 20:32

They're like a 5 second 0-60. I'm surprised a 2L Turbo corsa is doing a 5 sec 0-60?


ChazSXi

posted on 17th Aug 03 at 20:30


Maker ~ Mazda
Year ~ 1999
Model Name ~ RX7 Type-R
Capacity ~ 13B REW (654cc X 2) Sequential Twin-Turbo
Colour ~ Innocent Blue mica
Transmission ~ 5 Speed Manual
Mileage~ 25,487

Interior

High quality HiFi system. Updated 1999 onwards interior. Bride bucket seat. Nardi Steering wheel.

Exterior

Rare and desirable 18 inch AVS Racing model 6 alloy wheels worth over £500 a piece. These are as new, with good low profile tyres with plenty of tread. Gold AVS rims are very popular on FD's in Japan, great looking ! TAKASE CRF BONNET (Light weight Fibre glass bonnet), To aid high speed stability and overall road handling, expensive (£2000)HKS MAX PRO (Ride height fully adjustable suspension) has been implemented for more accurate and pin-sharp steering. C-WEST body kit. Professional fitted to include Front nose, Type-R wing.

Engine

Standard apart from a full stainless steel HKS exhaust system. Which will help the car to breath better, resulting in improved performance. Front strut brace. Apexi FC (a superior item improving on the stock ECU with improved fuel, air, ignition). Considered by most as the best after market ECU on the market. Highly recommended for avoiding boost spike and superior performance.

Another unique, high quality example inspected by our Rotary specialists in Japan. Rare and sought after late model RX7. 1999 revised model. Updated interior. Updated dashboard instruments: boost gauge replacing oil pressure gauge not fitted to previous models. Alcantara Suede & Velour sports seats. Air Conditioning, Power steering, Power windows and mirrors, central locking, discs all round with four pot-callipers upfront with singles at the back. ABS and limited-slip differential.

Brake and clutch wear is low, she has good oil pressure and sounds healthy, revving quickly with good throttle response. Complete with the original Japanese manuals with service history !!. This car is truly immaculate, and must be seen to be appreciated.

After market modifications are of the highest quality exceeding £7,000. An exceptionally good looking RX7 with the performance and condition to match.

Late model FD RX7's are very expensive to purchase from Japan, more complex to pass the SVA test (expensive modification required) and also sought after. With 280BHP on tap, the FD is more than capable of holding its own against the Porsches, Skylines and other top marques twice the price. With the added bonus of cheaper road tax.

This is the one he likes..just getting ideas though atm!!


Sooty

posted on 17th Aug 03 at 20:29

They are not slow mate... he's just saying they are slow because he can beat them in a straight line


craigpcg

posted on 17th Aug 03 at 20:28

quote:
Originally posted by ChazSXi
slow?!?! anyone got any 0-60 times or 1/4 times?!?


yesh iv beaten 2 (quote not raped beaten)

:lol::lol:


big eck

posted on 17th Aug 03 at 20:28

quote:
Originally posted by craigpcg
slow

I smell shite :P


ChazSXi

posted on 17th Aug 03 at 20:27

slow?!?! anyone got any 0-60 times or 1/4 times?!?


Adam-D

posted on 17th Aug 03 at 19:40

but while engime is ok u got

bbrrrrraaaaaaaawwwwwwwwwwwmmmmmmmmmmmm


Red_SXi

posted on 17th Aug 03 at 19:37

I've heard if you get mechanical problems you're looking a lots of money to repair it.


craigpcg

posted on 17th Aug 03 at 19:35

slow


Cybermonkey

posted on 17th Aug 03 at 19:32

great performance, typical jap build quality, fab handling RWD. Only problem is the rotor tips only last around 60k miles before a very expensive re-build.


ChazSXi

posted on 17th Aug 03 at 19:13

Found a luvvly example of an RX-7 and me dad is very tempted..got a full c-wests kit and its a 1999!!! What are they cars like though..performance..build quality..ride etc!?

Cheers