evo owner might trade to rx8??
05-18-2004, 09:32 AM
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Originally posted by Hanzo
So yeah, I think the G35 would fit that guys' need a lot better.
So yeah, I think the G35 would fit that guys' need a lot better.
05-18-2004, 10:25 AM
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After reading the posts, I feel that the evo forums are quite knowledgable(with the exception of a few) when it comes to other cars. I think a used m3 or a g35c would be his best bet.
05-18-2004, 10:36 AM
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Originally posted by Hanzo
If you can find an FC or FD that still has it's original engine and doesn't need a rebuild I would be shock.
If you can find an FC or FD that still has it's original engine and doesn't need a rebuild I would be shock.
My origonal engine has 80K miles on it, no rebuild. Its still running very strong (perfect compression). On top of that Its TURBO and its modded...
05-18-2004, 11:42 AM
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Originally posted by Lawerence
Well I geuss your in shock then.
My origonal engine has 80K miles on it, no rebuild. Its still running very strong (perfect compression). On top of that Its TURBO and its modded...
Well I geuss your in shock then.
My origonal engine has 80K miles on it, no rebuild. Its still running very strong (perfect compression). On top of that Its TURBO and its modded...
05-18-2004, 12:38 PM
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Originally posted by Hanzo
Trust me, I had an low compression FC turbo II but it drove fine just keeps flooding. I was running on one rotor and I can still chirp tires shifting into 3rd. The car was running like normal. There is a reason why people say check the compression of a rotary before purchasing one.
The Fuel injected rotaries are a lot more reliable because the old skool carb version has the problem of oil catching on fire.
I haven't seen a FD that has past 50k miles without replacing the engine. I've been looking for a while.
Trust me, I had an low compression FC turbo II but it drove fine just keeps flooding. I was running on one rotor and I can still chirp tires shifting into 3rd. The car was running like normal. There is a reason why people say check the compression of a rotary before purchasing one.
The Fuel injected rotaries are a lot more reliable because the old skool carb version has the problem of oil catching on fire.
I haven't seen a FD that has past 50k miles without replacing the engine. I've been looking for a while.
05-18-2004, 12:44 PM
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Originally posted by PaulieWalnuts
You would not be able to tell if a rotary is running on one rotor? BS. When you say "running one rotor" you must mean low compression. If the rotor totally failed, you may be able to get the car running, but it would be totally obvious it was blown. I've seen a car with just a single apex seal blown and it was obvious. Unplug both leading or trailing plug wires and see if you don't notice a diffrerence.
You would not be able to tell if a rotary is running on one rotor? BS. When you say "running one rotor" you must mean low compression. If the rotor totally failed, you may be able to get the car running, but it would be totally obvious it was blown. I've seen a car with just a single apex seal blown and it was obvious. Unplug both leading or trailing plug wires and see if you don't notice a diffrerence.
05-18-2004, 02:32 PM
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Originally posted by Hanzo
The problem with evo for long distance driving is that it doesn't have cruise control and the seats are not very cushy.
The problem with evo for long distance driving is that it doesn't have cruise control and the seats are not very cushy.
05-18-2004, 04:36 PM
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Originally posted by JmurphRx8
The worst is when other car owners say..."the rx8 is no rx7" when in reality its not posed to be...people forget the rx7 was also turbo...put a turbo or sc on the 8 and you've got a car thats just as fast prolly faster..take the turbo off the rx7 and you have no power....
The worst is when other car owners say..."the rx8 is no rx7" when in reality its not posed to be...people forget the rx7 was also turbo...put a turbo or sc on the 8 and you've got a car thats just as fast prolly faster..take the turbo off the rx7 and you have no power....
Ricer argument #5: "take away your turbo and what's left"
You left out "hp/liter"...
I agree w/ other sentiment here. That thread is pretty reasonable. Lee K's post sums the 8 up nicely IMHO.
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