Listen i'm in the Bronx and I'm looking for a local shop or something close that i can bring my car to regularly for upgrades etc.....

 

omar you can bring it to my garage....i do DIY's dude...unless its something complicated i got no problem helping and i got most tools you would need to do anything

 

You can go to AcostaMotorsports they are near the BX in Elmwood park NJ

 

http://www.rx7club.com/showthread.php?t=688024

 

Chrism thats wats up bro Thanks............................................ ....

 

no prob.....thats how i roll

 

dave you are truly a silly man.....and thanks for looking out kevin!

 

The purpose of this post was to help a fellow rotary member out. All chris did was point out the experiences of someone else at acosta, by no way did he flame em on this thread, if you took it personally then obviously you need to relax, everyone has there opinion and is entitled to them so dont hate on chris.

Chris has more presence on the east coast than you do, so why start flaming him for, hes goes to meets, he comes out in person and is an all around great (but sometimes weird) guy.

Dunno if you have a rotary, but if you do then your the prime example of what we dont need in the community. The community is small, word travels fast and if you are building a race car then lets see that car on TV or holding it down at some event, not internet posting.

We all know how chris car looks and like clavius said he has given himself his own title, his car is fast compared to my lil ole FC but i seen his car take down some pretty fast cars and keep up with flaming FDs.

So dont call him out to a race, where supposedly your building a RACE car, you cant even drive that on the street as you so put it.

NYC Drift KIng, im sure we can help one another out. Join the nyra forums we got locals here that can lend a hand or answer any of your questions.

Jason NYC
NYRA Prez
www.nyrotary.com

 

My personal experience about NY shops is:

"Why take it there to get fucked up, when i can **** it up for free"

Might as well take the time out to learn the stuff yourself with the help of fellow rotary heads, than taking it to a NY shop lol.

I survived with my FC with the help of fellow rotary enthusiasts, Haynes Manual, Mazda Factory Manual (1987 RX-7) and various online PDFs and parts list lol

Jason NYC /CT

 

How can anyone call ChrisM a ricer with a 3000lb body kit? If ChrisM was nothing but a ricer his Zex bottle would be painted Velocity Red by now!

Hey ChrisM if you ever do want to repaint that bottle my wife has the perfect shade of OPI Nail Polish to do the trick.

Oh and for the record I think - illegal street racing can be fun at times if you find the right industrial area and the right conditions. Fast food and a public roads - it can be fun. Maybe I should start an underground movement in the RX8club - Jay can be the spokesman.

 

Cleaned up thread. If I took out anything you think I shouldn't have, or missed anything, please send me a pm and I'll fix it.

 

sorry chris...
i missed it all...
it was first day at the new job!!! no time to post

 

its all good pat.....i still luv ya

 

wow i havent been able to post because of work, and school has killed me in the last few days. But this post has definitly been alive. Jason im definitly goin to hit up your forum, and I'm definitly goin to continue to go out these meets and events to learn, and help others,- for us with the same common purpose of loving our rotary. So i'm about to leave and head up to the tuesday night meet hope to see you their. -------------- Oh and dudes I entered into my first car show with Kels and he got 1st and I got second in best of show Mazda - holler.....

 

damn.....i was supposed to go to that show but i went to get my guages installed

 

and the gauges came out hot bro

 

thanks....thats chuck aka lurch....guy knows his **** with electronics!

 

go to T & R racing

Ask for tony.. google it!

 

ok bro thanks