RX7 Handling

Started by Rotaryguru, May 16, 2008, 11:03:06 AM

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RemarkLima

Quote from: Rotaryguru;499503Only had on the road for two months after importing. I had heaps of trouble getting registered etc, see my other posts! But the MOT was a strict one.  :reallymad
 
Hence why I din\'t expect any handling problems!!

Well that\'s a good sign... But as M4DRX said, they\'d not check diff bushes and the like I\'d guess...
Montego Blue 94 R2 FD3S... Bling not included.

m4drx

feel free to come by if you like and i can help diagnose it for you.
fduk.

iaint

Quote from: dthebuk;499476does it have a spoiler at all?

ive heard some people mention that they really do need the big spoilers as they make the car much more stable at higher speeds

No need for a big spoiler for streight lines.  Had mine up to 172 (timing beam equipment) and it\'s rock steady.

"The way to do is to be." - Lao Tzu

memski

Get a 4 wheel laser align dude.

Aikio

I\'ve got a bare ass FD, and I don\'t know what most of you are talking about... Mine feels like it\'s got better handling and downforce when I pass 120km/h than it does at lower speeds.. It\'s easier to drive it when cruicing at 120 than at 80...

On track is a different matter :P
Morten Aikio

- 1990 Mazda 323 GTX
x 1984 Opel (vauxhall in britain)corsa (nova)

adib

i was running on jap rubber for a year or so after buying my rex, now got new tyres and handles so much better and i found in wet jap rubber will let go so easy in wet and back end will over take you :eek: