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Started by mowales81, August 07, 2011, 08:19:31 PM

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mowales81


hi guys im new on here and i want to buy an rx7 but i have few quastions to ask im 6.2 tall and body building 16.5 stone so does i fit in car or not?dont laugh,also whats is the best way to fallow to keep my engine healthy and not getting hot for long time if i run big boost like 400bh or maybe bit more and what i need to check before i buy the car i mean the main things i should look at please.cheers i do like the rx7 but when i hear the horor stories from the pepole it put me off so im in rite site now looking for awnsers please.

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MaLicE

lol you will fit.

i think you need to do some research on here and other sites on the rx7 first before you buy... also jumping in and buying a 400bhp+ car that takes more care and maintenance than a stock one, saying that a stock one isn\'t a normal car... like i said have a read about... its a bit of an open question.

turbotoaster

im 6ft3 and fit fine, modify the factory seats to go further back and you will have the leg room you need

mowales81

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dthebuk

Hi mo

Rotary engine maintenance really isn\'t that hard. Just make sure you keep ontop of the oil level and change it every 3000 miles.

Also always let the engine warm up fully before giving it some right foot or turning it off


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Lacey

Welcome!

D\'s right, if a total mong like me can look after one then anybody can do it! :Laugh
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billyjones

hello mate i dont own any car at the mo and am doing the same as you just looking around finding info, but i have read a book called \'street rotary\'. very informative. someone else must have the book on here aswell, ask what they thought dont just go on my words alone.

Nik da Greek

Quote from: billyjones;784625hello mate i dont own any car at the mo and am doing the same as you just looking around finding info, but i have read a book called \'street rotary\'. very informative. someone else must have the book on here aswell, ask what they thought dont just go on my words alone.
Is that the American one by Mark Warner? Very good book, informative and good grounding in understanding the basics to the complexities of the rotary.

billyjones

yeah thats the one i picked it up from amazon for a £15 delivered. he has also done a book called \'\'street turbocharging\'\' will have to get it soon.