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#1
Items For Sale / Cosmo JC-ESE champayne grey bonnet
October 16, 2014, 05:10:22 PM
sorry wrong section
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#2
Quote from: Rotormotor;691329I\'m 30, Just insured my RX7 fd type R for £330 fully comp.
7 years protected NCB, 8000 miles a year.
Postcodes can make a big differance though.
Chris

blimey, that is a good deal....
:cool
#3
30-40
ncb should be 8 or 9yrs by now.
#4
Yo..


...battery seems to be 300x170x200, what reasonably priced battery would anyone recommend and from where..?!




Thanks
#5
...sub £500....

hehe

:burnout
#7
1,3,,,,,,,,9
2,4,,6,8,10

1= brown/black
2= red/green
3= purple
8= blue/green
9= purple
3 <--connected purple wire ---> 9

1,3,5,,,,,,,,,11,13
2,4,6,,8,10,12,14

1= blue/silver
2= yellow/green
3= blue/red
4=
5= white/green
6=
8=
10= light brown/white
11= orange/green
12= orange/black
13= light brown/green
14= yellow/red
#8
2nd generation RX-7's / Need some help with the MOT
March 10, 2009, 12:04:57 AM
..so who can recommend someone  who\'s good at seem welding then. ..!?
{chassis and pic above needs to be seem welded -right...??!}
#9
...i got one for an FD many years ago, no idea where I got it from....there\'s a good chance
they are similiar connector types....anyways...will get back to you...
i guess if there were a spade connector small enough to fit these, one could be made up if its known what wire is what.....er er...
thanks
#10
Quote from: batman;588982now as much detail about the car as possible year make model spec

1991 cosmo jc-ese {=3 rotor}
will get the wire colours tomorrow
#11
Quote from: m1tch;588969Its more efficent regarding power per displacement, eg:

Stock FC3S turbo II (single turbo)= 153bhp per litre
Veyron (4 turbos) = 125bhp per litre

not so efficient on my wallet....
half the mpg {compared to piston engines} translates as less efficient to me...suppose lpg is the solution....
#12
Quote from: Bob Monkhouse;588609Just thought everyone would like to see what I\'ve knocked up with a file and a hammer and chisel in the garden shed.(Its supposed to be a secret so don\'t tell anyone).

nice cup holder
#14
General Technical / Best oil to use? 5w-20 or 5w-30?
March 04, 2009, 09:30:58 PM
Quote from: Jim_rx7;588960Halfords should always stock the 10/40 mineral mate... I work there

didnt see any at the time, otherwise I would have bought it....99% of the motorway services
don\'t stock mineral neither since I\'m on the road a lot these days -pretty fed up; as you can tell its a hot topic and opinions and opinions...hence mineral is my safe bet blah blah...driving
it like an OAP so don\'t need no £60 per litre extra special semi-synthetic.....
I\'ll pick up / try out the catrol gtx if I can find it...
I won\'t use any of that foreign Q8/oil brands I never heard of before...

Amen
#15
Quote from: m1tch;588699I think the best idea is to get rid of these inefficent pistons :D sorted :)

and the rotary is (more) efficient ...?!