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09-29-2003, 04:48 PM
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Thanks for coming out!
Guys:
I wanted to thank all of the 30 or so RX-8 owners who made SS-6. It was great to see the latest member of the Rotary family represented at the event. I hope all enjoyed and had a good time!
BTW, we are looking for a huge RX-8 presence next year!
-Bern
I wanted to thank all of the 30 or so RX-8 owners who made SS-6. It was great to see the latest member of the Rotary family represented at the event. I hope all enjoyed and had a good time!
BTW, we are looking for a huge RX-8 presence next year!
-Bern
09-29-2003, 10:26 PM
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Thank you Bern for a truly fantastic day. Sorry I missed the banquet. Great to see all the rides and the great shape that many of these older cars are kept by there enthusiasitic owners.Thanks again to all the staff and the vendors for a fun day!
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Enjoyed the show. Came back on Sunday around 1pm to find everything empty guess I didnt read the times or anything along with about 8 other people driving around asking where sevenstock was at. :PSaturday I walked around for hours. I didnt bring my rx-8 on the lot since i haven't had anything done with it special but really enjoyed checking out all the other cars especially the finely tuned rx-7's :P
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I hope to be threr next year...........now that I own an RX-8!
Yipee! I bought it today to beat the California registration increase on October 1. I was waiting for my wife to get a job, and on Monday she got the verbal offer..and I was off to the dealer!
Took a bit to find the color and package we decided on:
Silver with the red/black interior. I got it with 4 miles in it.
I think there will be a "fix" for the horsepower issue, even if it takes reflashing the ECU or swapping with a Japanese spec.
Yipee! I bought it today to beat the California registration increase on October 1. I was waiting for my wife to get a job, and on Monday she got the verbal offer..and I was off to the dealer!
Took a bit to find the color and package we decided on:
Silver with the red/black interior. I got it with 4 miles in it.
I think there will be a "fix" for the horsepower issue, even if it takes reflashing the ECU or swapping with a Japanese spec.
10-01-2003, 01:16 AM
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Originally posted by z00m-z00m
Enjoyed the show. Came back on Sunday around 1pm to find everything empty guess I didnt read the times or anything along with about 8 other people driving around asking where sevenstock was at. :P
Saturday I walked around for hours. I didnt bring my rx-8 on the lot since i haven't had anything done with it special but really enjoyed checking out all the other cars especially the finely tuned rx-7's :P
Enjoyed the show. Came back on Sunday around 1pm to find everything empty guess I didnt read the times or anything along with about 8 other people driving around asking where sevenstock was at. :PSaturday I walked around for hours. I didnt bring my rx-8 on the lot since i haven't had anything done with it special but really enjoyed checking out all the other cars especially the finely tuned rx-7's :P
-Bern
10-01-2003, 01:28 AM
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7Stock Highlights
o Talking to Mazda engineers about my A/C switch going off prematurely (he acknowledged the problem), but he didn't know about the Throttle Sensor Recall that was printed on my computer printout when I took my car in to have the A/C looked at. He gave me a number at Mazda HQ to call.
o The Acosta 3 rotor, awesome!
o The prototype RX-8s
o My 13yo dug all the drift RX-7s (especially the one with the dented rear end, proof the guy was as real drifter!)
o The other competition examples
o Uncapped rotaries getting "burped" (can't wait to hear what a well piped Renesis sounds like at 9k+!)
o The Acosta 3 rotor, awesome!
o The prototype RX-8s
o My 13yo dug all the drift RX-7s (especially the one with the dented rear end, proof the guy was as real drifter!)
o The other competition examples
o Uncapped rotaries getting "burped" (can't wait to hear what a well piped Renesis sounds like at 9k+!)
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Yeah it was pretty good.
Got to see some regulars and meet some new people.
I gave away over $700 in parts although I forgot another $200 of in the car, OOPS!
Next year I have a feeling will be better. I didnt even bring but one pair of Clear winkers, since I didnt have much room in my bags.
NEXT TIME NEXT TIME
Got to see some regulars and meet some new people.
I gave away over $700 in parts although I forgot another $200 of in the car, OOPS!
Next year I have a feeling will be better. I didnt even bring but one pair of Clear winkers, since I didnt have much room in my bags.
NEXT TIME NEXT TIME
10-15-2003, 07:58 AM
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Thanks for coming out
Jason:
Thanks for coming out and donating some cool stuff to the cause. Next year we should have a bigger and better show for all!!!
-Berny H
Thanks for coming out and donating some cool stuff to the cause. Next year we should have a bigger and better show for all!!!
-Berny H
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