new member to the rx-8 club
11-10-2011, 11:14 AM
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new member to the rx-8 club
hey everybody i just wanted to say hey to the rx-8 club community. i just purchased a 2009 mazda rx-8 gt with 38,000 miles last friday. i have learned a lot about my car coming to this site. i just want to say thank you to everyone on here. also, i was wondering how can i purchase a rx-8 club decal for my car? i would love to represent the rx-8 club 24/7 lol
11-10-2011, 11:20 AM
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11-10-2011, 09:04 PM
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Tyson91, congrats, and for the record, I too just got my 2005 Rx8. I'm loving it. Girls have given me so many compliments and it shows that some of them even know about rotary engines!
Last edited by RogerX8; 11-10-2011 at 09:09 PM.
01-09-2012, 08:01 PM
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Welcome mate...Nice looking S2 (Series 2)...
You will find a dedicated forum here for Series 2 (S2)..
Please fill out your "User CP" with more details on yourself, location, and fill in your Signature with Car Details...like 2009 Sport, color, trans, etc.
It just heps to identify what car we are talking about..
You will find many of the parts in your car are S2 specific, in other words S1 2003-2008 RX-8 parts are not all the same and or will not fit your car or should be used....have a look around and ask...don't be afraid to and ignore the noob comments.
READ the 'sticky' threads in S2 section, as it will help you with the differences.
I notice you have an electrical issue thread...see what "we' can do to help.
ASH
EDIT: USE the Search Tab above /\
You will find a dedicated forum here for Series 2 (S2)..
Please fill out your "User CP" with more details on yourself, location, and fill in your Signature with Car Details...like 2009 Sport, color, trans, etc.
It just heps to identify what car we are talking about..
You will find many of the parts in your car are S2 specific, in other words S1 2003-2008 RX-8 parts are not all the same and or will not fit your car or should be used....have a look around and ask...don't be afraid to and ignore the noob comments.
READ the 'sticky' threads in S2 section, as it will help you with the differences.
I notice you have an electrical issue thread...see what "we' can do to help.
ASH
EDIT: USE the Search Tab above /\
