Been to see a 7 just a few questions

[Rotorboy65]

What extra\'s has the car got added like engine mods etc, have they been put in properly don\'t forget the Rex needs copious amounts of fuel or it will run lean and expect the wankel too expire rapidly.As regards the history if it is true and he is the second owner since import there must be some proof of history even if only oil changes. There is a links page on this web site that gives a list of rotary experts/dealers one in particular is Jimmies they have started to import and sell Rexes with their own engine rebuild guarentees the guy who runs the company is Andrew he own\'s and drive\'s an Rx7.Like I mentioned before there are a lot of Rx7\'s out there my neighbour also drives an Rx7 and he looked at 5 cars before he made his mind up. Take your time it will be worth it in the long run, why not consider travelling a bit of distance for the right car a bit of time and patiance will pay off, don\'t be put off and keep smiling because once you have the right car you will be smiling every time you turn the key:rollin :rollin all the best Leigh.

[Jovic82]

hi,


Wgt auto developments are up in cheshire.

check out the website:
http://www.wgtautodevelopments.co.uk/


hope this helps

Nick

[bnaellis]

They\'re lot\'s of rx7\'s for sale in the uk at present. My advise is buy anyone that works. There should be no flat spots or anything affecting performance. You\'ll know when you found a good one because it will go like an absolute rocket.

rgds

[richrx]

this is how they get bad name\'s, when a bad one is bought and the owner has trouble and puts it down to the car being unreliable and not the previous owners neglecting its needs.

I wouldn\'t touch it untill a specialist looks at the engine, and not the AA or RAC, I think there was a post where someone had the AA diagnose a rotary\'s problem as the timing belt had snapped.

A flat spot? Doesn\'t sound good mate