rx7 kinda odd

[1chrisapple]

kinda odd but i love it lol

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZcjpXbMiCtg

[skimsucka]

im bout it! its awesome

[Bert]

A whole different spin on grunge rods. Kid seems to have done a pretty good job on this but I'd have really liked to see how the heck he got a FoMoCo 5.0 litre in there. Hopefully it wasn't duct-taped and sheet metal screwed in place like some of the other mods.
My neighbour has had the identical car (84 model, charcoal colour with red interior) since new, it's never been out in the snow but the rotary motor is now starting to blow some serious smoke. Resale on these is close to zero and I could probably get hold of it just by cutting his 2 acre lawn a few times.

[Safety Guy]

I loved it. Now I wants me a 1st gen RX7.

Karl

[bhazard]

Bert v8 rx7's have been done to death. There's plenty of kits to swap in small block fords and chevs.

[Speed_bro]

Kinda? It's a killing machine but speed is fun(: and so are mods lol

[BUSTIVA]

I have an 82 with a 13b swap myself!

[SrrTalkalot]

http://www.cardomain.com/ride/2930214

SCREW THE RX7. THIS IS A V8!!

[Bert]

Bert v8 rx7's have been done to death. There's plenty of kits to swap in small block fords and chevs.

Neat! I like the clean lines of the old RX7s and around here they're not worth a heck of a lot anymore (good luck with rebuilding a rotary) despite being stored in the winters plus they're exempt from emissions tests. Not being a hot-rodder or hot foot nor interested in having 2-300 more pounds up front I'd be leaning toward a mild aluminum block Buick 215 c.i. or the British Motor Corp 3.5 l. version, and a 5 speed stick.

[kumalaba]

im digging it!

[Safety Guy]

Bert wrote:

"Neat! I like the clean lines of the old RX7s and around here they're not worth a heck of a lot anymore (good luck with rebuilding a rotary) despite being stored in the winters plus they're exempt from emissions tests. Not being a hot-rodder or hot foot nor interested in having 2-300 more pounds up front I'd be leaning toward a mild aluminum block Buick 215 c.i. or the British Motor Corp 3.5 l. version, and a 5 speed stick."

Yes!!!!

All aluminum block and maybe 250 to 350 hp would suit me.

Karl