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Adam_B
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are they expensive to run?
Adam-D
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BANG
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Depends how you drive them?
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they have rubbish fuel economy, yes.
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yes very and they go wrong fairly often
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bah
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BANG


best reply ever.
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yes very and they go wrong fairly often


explain your problems
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BANG




its more of a whaaaaaaaaaaa urrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr pop
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quote:
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yes very and they go wrong fairly often


explain your problems




ive got 99 problems but a bitch aint one
Marshall
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quote:
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quote:
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quote:
Originally posted by scoob
yes very and they go wrong fairly often


explain your problems




ive got 99 bitches and its becoming a problem


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right look out for water seals going due to over heating or high miles, tips can crack due to knock cheap petrol high air intake temps ect, tbh theyt are fairly reliable in standerd form
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are they expensive to run?


Told you you cant have one
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What are they, 40k rebuilds?
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What are they, 40k rebuilds?



could happen anytime depend on how the engines been looked after highly modded ones have a shorter life
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dont these catch fire as well? lol
i probably shudn't laugh, ive got a real old 1st gen rex in the garage, in need of a rebuild!
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quote:
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are they expensive to run?


Told you you cant have one


if you arnt carefull i will find someone else to meither when my car goes wrong
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fires were commen on the older rx7s due to faulty clips on the fuel lines i think this was sorted after 1994
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RX7 or 200sx s14a?

shut up graham.

[Edited on 18-08-2006 by Adam_B]
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imo rx7

[Edited on 18-08-2006 by scoob]
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They can last upto a 100K or 10K like any jap supercar. They are cheaper to rebuild than an Evo or Scoob.

They can be expensive to run though, expect 7-15mpg from a lighlty tuned one.

92-93 models had recals for engine fires but as allot where imported they were never done.
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quote:
Originally posted by Adam_B
RX7 or 200sx s14a?

shut up graham.

[Edited on 18-08-2006 by Adam_B]


RX7 no questions asked.
Adam_B
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because....??
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quote:
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because....??



what eles can u get on the road that looks like an rx7 for 5k
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My mates just bought this one last week

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