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#1
 not need it now. you can sell on whatever you like, cos I'm retried from motor racing.  Enjoy your seating time.
#2
Quote from: Grant Monkhouse on April 28, 2020, 05:40:26 PM
I paid 150quid for the seat and covers by the way, guy from Scotland sold it to me years ago and just last year he messaged me asking if I would sell it back too him

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oh yes, Never forget that race winning seat that served me well at high G corner.
#3
oh yes, Never forget that race winning seat that served me well at high G corner.
#4
Who would buy a "mazda" for that price £190.000?... not a chance.  More likely about the range of  £20-£30,000.
#5
1st generation RX-7's / Re: My old fb
December 21, 2017, 05:26:10 PM
Fit'lik min,  looking for body shell...?... Japanese import with no sunroof( best for motorsport) 1982/3 red colour model..? interesting? PM me if you keen to spent your hard earned pennies.
#6
Nice,  nice to see USS FB model.  First time saw it in the 1980's  at the owner's ground. it was 3-4 miles on the clock.
#7
Sound like worn oil control rings.
#8
Quote from: barmar on July 26, 2015, 08:36:13 AM
I'd be hesitant in taking a rotary to the Garage. I bought an FD which had been rebuilt there about 6 months earlier. I got it checked out by WGT about 6 months after I bought it and they had to do another rebuild as the seals had been put in wrongly. I ended up taking it down the the road annually for a major service and check up. In between I got a local guy to change the oil and do the basics to keep it running fine.

It was 10 years ago so the Garage may have more experience/knowledge now though. I doubt it though as there really isn't many rx7's in Scotland.

Hi, Had been visited the Garage for a nose few years ago and they're not rotary specialist. it was just another working garage specialist in Nissan, Toyota etcc. They're helpful and noticed it the spoke word wrong on rotary's amtomery. There's one in Aberdeen.
#9
Why not joined hillclimb? Lots more exciting...
#10
BB would say, 1308cc x 1.5=1962cc for race car but rx7 rally car would count as 1308cc. ???
#11
Palm face...........
#12
Cars for Sale / 1996 RX7 FD3s
September 07, 2014, 09:31:41 PM
Hi, didn\'t noticed it until today.

It was request to rebuild to mazda spec with all new mazda factory parts i.e
 sideseals/ wavy springs,
  two price apex seals/springs.
corner seals/springs
inner/outer oil control o rings /springs.
pilot bearing/seal and all hardware soft seals.

On the oil side of eccentric shaft was modify by plugged in by single grubscrew on a bleed hole to replaced the thermal pellet.
The ports was left standard.
The water jacket was pressure tested for 5-10 minutes at this time and was accepted passed.

It\'s good clean engine.

GLWTS
#13
1st generation RX-7's / Panhard bar
August 19, 2014, 11:14:44 AM
Quote from: Hobbawobba;882160Sweet as aye. Ahh yeah thats understandable haha. Let us know what you come up with aye!

Ah yeah. Thinking to getting one from the land rover and make it fit in..Ha,ha
#14
1st generation RX-7's / Panhard bar
August 17, 2014, 08:32:21 AM
Quote from: Hobbawobba;882109Not sure of any off the shelf.. I remember Techno Toy Tuning in USA saying they were working on one for the SA/FB. Might be worth asking them if they ever finished it? :)
Thanks for your reply. had a look at the web, very good product.
 Just to check if someone got one laying about.
 Previous normally do the hand made suspension conversion work on mazdas and now i cannot be ass( getting lazy)
#15
1st generation RX-7's / Panhard bar
August 16, 2014, 10:43:49 AM
Fit\'lik folks,
 As per title,  Planning to replaced the watt linkage with a panhard bar.
I\'m interesting to buy one and will pay for postage to Scotland.

Cheers folks!