1g or 2g RX7
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Ginger Hater
Joined: Mar 2004
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From: College Station, Tx
1g or 2g RX7 I've been playing around with the idea of getting an RX7 as a Daliy Driver. But im also looking for a car i can dual purpose and put into the Spec RX7 SCCA class as well.
Would appreciate your opinions/advice.
Thank You
-jon
Would appreciate your opinions/advice.
Thank You
-jon
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go for a 2g if you can't find a decent deal on a 3g, thats what i say. but what do i know....i sold my 280zx as fast as i could since i couldn't afford put an ls1 in it or store it at the time 
Staging Lane
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rx7s are nice cars but they are extremely un relaible. The Rotary engines will take the abuse as far as rpms but unfortunalty the seals burn very quickly and causes problems internally. There is a place in Houston that works on nothing but RX7s and that would be the best thing to look into as far as the up keep on one. If you are looking for one for strickley a track car and a non daily driver then it wouldn't be that bad of a choice.
Parts are pretty expensive depending on what year model you get and once the seals go out you pretty much have to replace the motor from what i have been told.
Parts are pretty expensive depending on what year model you get and once the seals go out you pretty much have to replace the motor from what i have been told.
