New rx8 owner and Forum member
#1
New rx8 owner and Forum member
Hi guys my name is Aaron and i just got a 2004 silver rx8 .
I'll be purchasing a new exhaust system so if you have any ideas of what is the "Best" just tell me what you think.
I'll be purchasing a new exhaust system so if you have any ideas of what is the "Best" just tell me what you think.
#2
40th anniversary Edition
Welcome and congrats. Did you get a proper rotary engine compression test done on the car before your purchase? If not, that is the first thing you need to get done to see what condition your engine is in. It will certainly need an ignition update with new plugs, coils and wires as well as checks on other vital systems. If you haven't already, please read through this link thoroughly. We are all here to welcome you into the club and help you keep your new "baby" happy and healthy for a long time. Before you worry about a new exhaust system you need to know what shape your engine and ignition and cat are in. That needs to be your first priority !
https://www.rx8club.com/new-member-f...t-here-202454/
https://www.rx8club.com/new-member-f...t-here-202454/
Last edited by gwilliams6; 07-18-2014 at 04:50 PM.
#3
Welcome and congrats. Did you get a proper rotary engine compression test done on the car before your purchase? If not, that is the first thing you need to get done to see what condition your engine is in. It will certainly need an ignition update with new plugs, coils and wires as well as checks on other vital systems. If you haven't already, please read through this link thoroughly. We are all here to welcome you into the club and help you keep your new "baby" happy and healthy for a long time. Before you worry about a new exhaust system you need to know what shape your engine and ignition and cat are in. That needs to be your first priority !
https://www.rx8club.com/new-member-f...t-here-202454/
https://www.rx8club.com/new-member-f...t-here-202454/
#4
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Don't fret too much about which oil. There are dozens (hundreds? thousands?) of opinions, and most of them are right.
But you should get the code(s) read to see why the check engine light is on. That could be anything from a loose gas cap to something expensive. There are a number of places (like most Autozone stores) that will read codes for free.
Ken
But you should get the code(s) read to see why the check engine light is on. That could be anything from a loose gas cap to something expensive. There are a number of places (like most Autozone stores) that will read codes for free.
Ken
#5
Don't fret too much about which oil. There are dozens (hundreds? thousands?) of opinions, and most of them are right.
But you should get the code(s) read to see why the check engine light is on. That could be anything from a loose gas cap to something expensive. There are a number of places (like most Autozone stores) that will read codes for free.
Ken
But you should get the code(s) read to see why the check engine light is on. That could be anything from a loose gas cap to something expensive. There are a number of places (like most Autozone stores) that will read codes for free.
Ken
#6
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Don't fret too much about which oil. There are dozens (hundreds? thousands?) of opinions, and most of them are right.
But you should get the code(s) read to see why the check engine light is on. That could be anything from a loose gas cap to something expensive. There are a number of places (like most Autozone stores) that will read codes for free.
Ken
But you should get the code(s) read to see why the check engine light is on. That could be anything from a loose gas cap to something expensive. There are a number of places (like most Autozone stores) that will read codes for free.
Ken
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