enjoy

What about a TARGA RX-8 with the Midnight Blue (Royal Saphire Pearl to be more exact) paint job miata35 please.......hehe:D

miata35

ZoomZoom

Interesting post?

enjoy

Noooo, for some reason i cant see the pic

maybe you can e-mail it to me miata35...plz

Soreloser@email.com


i would greatly appreciate it, thanx

miata35

blue targa

miata35

the nicest rx-8 ever. I think it looks better with the c pillar swept back instead of having the window cut off at the suicide doors. What do you think of those mirror tints.

enjoy

You are skilled with photo shop. You do good work when you really mean to. The flaming painjob and if i may "Riced" look doesnt really appeal to my liking, im more conservative, to me low profile is everything


Thats just the way i am, i dont intend in anyway to critisize your work im just voicing my opinon, which BTW none of you have to agree with (making that clear because in some other threads on this forum it became into a brawl just making sure it wont happen again).

prowler5622

nice job miata35, how about putting a racing wing on it:D :D :D

rotarynews.com

With regards to the first few images to this thread... Make these changes, and then remember this thread, for later you may see something on the street that looks like it...


Open up the break/oil ducts (so the bottom of the openings are lower, and more defined)

Under the bottom of the center grill, add a rotor shape, extending down to, and into the front bottom air dam...

Attached is a sucky 5 minute dealy-o I did... minus the rotor and air dam thingie.

Mazda man

Thats one classy rx-8. Nice photoshop job:D

prowler5622

heres a RX-8 with some nice wheels, wing, and side pipes:D :D :D

danger

that lowered rx8 actually doesen't look too bad... in a real life situation i would ditch the side exhausts, change the rims, and the wing...

everything else though is pretty damn sweet.

prowler5622

hey can anyone give me a hint on how to find wings to put on the RX-8 plz ???

Hercules

That's bloody hideous.

If I see that happen to this car I may shed a tear.

NOTA V6

Umm... There aren't any yet since they don't sell the car yet. No market.

NOTA V6

You have a second on that one partner.

prowler5622

no im talking about to put on them in the pictures of the RX-8 like everyone else does

prowler5622

HERE IS THE FINAL VERSION:D :D :D :D

Hercules

Yes, again... this is hideous.

All these pictures that people make up for mods actually make the car slower. Body kit = weight. Bigger rims = Weight. big exhaust = weight.

So you can 'look really cool' with the body kits and such... and I'll just fly by you because you loaded your car with crap.

BlueAdept

<AOL> Me Too... Nasty </AOL>

LOL.

zoom44

i found this pic onhttp://www.mazdarotaryclub.com
you guys should love this pic

LokiMiata

When can I buy it!!!!!!!!!!!

NOTA V6

Now I gotta disagree with you there. It all depends on what you are doing with the car.

Spoilers and air dams make for better stability at high speeds, which is something I desire. And in fact, IMO the spoiler and air dam I have on my 1st gen RX-7 makes it look and perform better than it's unclad brethren at the measly cost of about 15-20lbs. Poly and fiberglass don't weight much.

Larger exhaust? If it's free flowing it's probably considerably lighter than the stock exhaust, and provides a healthy power increase on a rotary. Then again, being able to shove a watermelon in the tail pipe is not a high priority. Rule of thumb on previous rotary models is that anything wider than 3" is a waste.

Bigger rims are not necessarily heavier, and may provide a selection of wider, better gripping tires. Important for launching and handling. This is to a certain extent of course. 22" rims have no purpose on much of anything that isn't used for tractor pulls or car crushing. Personally, I think the rim sizes that will be available with the RX-8 are fine.

That being said, throwing a big aluminum wing, "duce-duces" and a watermelon shooter exhaust tip on the car will do nothing for performance at all.

Sputnik

Well, if you take an airdam like on the 1st gen Rx7 that would act in a lifting fashion at high speeds, and replace it with a flatter face, then it certainly would make an improvement. But most aero-packages are all style, not performance, and some of them hurt more than help. So, just like STBs, where some are effective and others are affectations, it depends on the body kit as to whether it will make an improvement. And have you physically touched some of these kits? They'd bend under any aero-force, rendering them less effective than they would otherwise be.

For example, a couple of years ago, a magazine (I believe it was Car and Driver, but I'm not sure) took a new Mustang on a high speed oval track. They ran the same car with and without the rear spoiler. When run without the rear spoiler, the car was more stable AND ran a couple of more mph top end speed.

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...Larger exhaust? If it's free flowing it's probably considerably lighter than the stock exhaust, and provides a healthy power increase on a rotary...

That depends on your definition of "exhaust" and "free flowing". Like you said, putting a coffee can exhaust on there won't amount to much (even if it's chromed and has read LEDs on it ). The bigger the pipe, the more it weighs. Unlike a Civic or other econo car, I would think that the RX8 will come from the factory with an exhaust that was capable of handling the needs of the Renesis, short of forced induction. So, I would expect that adding a bigger pipe will do nothing but increase weight (unless the stock pipe is more kinked than necessary, such as on the Miata, but even then...). The muffler, on the other hand, might trade more performance for noise than us gearheads would want, so replacing that might help a little (and if you get the RIGHT muffler, weigh less).

---jps

BlueAdept

Mazda said that they are working to get the right "Sports car" sound... so mabe it'll be OK on the noise front!