Blackbriar2189

Year: 2004
Make: Mazda
Model: RX-8
Price: $16000
Mileage: 126000
Color: Velocity Red
Private or Dealer Listing: Private Listing
Location (US State/Canada/Int): FL

Up for sale is my ls swapped rx8.

Hinson Performance ls swap kit- installed at 100,700 miles
Powertrix Coilovers- installed at 100,700 miles
Aftermarket A/C kit- installed at ~ 124,000 miles
6.2l lq4 motor - Installed at ~ 120,000 miles
T-56 with Monster Stage 3 clutch- installed at 100,700 miles
Willwood Clutch Slave Cylinder- Installed at ~ 123,000 miles
NRG shifter and NRG quick release steering wheel
Stock heater- still works.
Power steering
Stock rear end with Hinson Torque arm
Aftermarket taillights, got some water in them and some of the LEDS no longer work, but they do still work.
A couple of other minor things completed at Dealerships or my go to shop in the area. Receipts available for all of the work.

Recent Dyno at 380 whp and 370 torque with a mild cam and stock 799 heads. I have had this car for over 6 years with the swap and have enjoyed it. Ready to get into something a little bit bigger as I have gotten a little bit bigger over the years. It's not my daily but I do still drive it a day a week or so. I apologize for lack of pictures but feel free to pm/email/text me and I can provide more.

robertg2189@gmail.com; 469-585-1486

Price is negotiable but not a lot. Located in Tampa, FL.

Regards,

Robert

NotAPreppie

I thought the LQ4 was a 6.0 not a 6.2.

How functional is the dash? Any extraneous warning lights?
Which ratio rear-end? 4.44, 4.30 or 4.78.

What are the odds it will pass plug-in (OBD-II readiness monitor) emissions testing?

Blackbriar2189

LQ4 is a 6.0. This motor was honed a little to accept ls3 pistons. The entire dash works. Engine light is on in the dash though but there is a second light installed in the ash tray for the motor. There is a obdII port for the motor, however there is no cat, thus it will not pass emissions testing. Lights that stay on in the dash are engine and battery light.

Rear gearing is 4.44, so 70 mph in 6th gear is around 2500 RPM. Very short 1st gear, I typically start in 2nd unless I want to light the tires up, you can still do that in 2nd gear too though.

Sh00bs

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dang,, tempting

wankelbolt

iTrader: (21)

Not for you. Not streetable in Marylandistan without OBD-II compliance.

Blue2010R3

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Hi, do you still have this for sale？
Does the car have bump steer?

Thanks,

Blackbriar2189

I apologize, I have not visited this site lately. Vehicle is still for sale. Have been talking to a guy in South Beach about him possibly acquiring it, but for the time being the vehicle is still available. The vehicle has the Hinson bump steer kit installed so no bump steer issues.

Thanks,

Robert
469-585-1486
robertg2189@gmail.com

NotAPreppie

If you hook up the OBD port to the GM ECU and take care of anything that would throw a code, it might actually pass...

wankelbolt

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I wonder if the VEIP computer checks the ECU VIN code against the registration. If it does, still screwed.

NotAPreppie

I believe the VIN can be changed in some (many?) GM ECUs.

John V

iTrader: (1)

Correct.

If you can get it through an inspection with no cats (or just install them), getting it to pass an OBD-II in Maryland is very easy.

olddragger

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swoope

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oh my,


beers

olddragger

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olddragger

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Blackbriar2189

Thank you for the kind words, Olddragger.