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Interesting Proposal offered to me
Ok, So I had an interesting offer thrown at me the other day and to be honest, im serisouly considering it, My old supervisors husband has a 97(I think) TT Rx-7 with 36k original miles on it, the car itself is immacullate, not a ding or scratch on it, been garaged since he bought it brand new off the show room floor(litterally right off the showroom) for like $9,700 as it sits, theres anot a whole lot left on this car that's still stock, the motors been rebuilt to handle the boost he had planned for it, Has either Greddy, or HKS Turbos,(not sure what size they are) and has a NX kit on it as well(75shot if i recall) said it was to compensate for either lag or slow spooling, beleive it's set up to throw out around the 15-20psi mark, last time I saw it in person it had some nice meats out back,(either 315's or 335's) they are fkin wide, Rode in this car once a long time ago when I was still in High school before all the mods, and the lil fker scooted,....now the only thing is that it needs some work to get running correctly and I think I know what's wrong with it but not going to hold myself to it since im more of a Domestic guy,(it runs like poo-poo at the moment but it's bever been tuned for all this **** either)....anywyas, im considering holding off on buying a LS1 T/A or Vette and getting this car, fixing it and maybe turing around and selling it for a small profit, I know these cars are worth some green if taken care of and this one has....whatcha guys think...Sorry for the length of this
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it runs as it sits, Heard it run few months ago, it spits and sputters, sounds like it has a miss in it, almost identical to a LT1 car that the timing jumped on...too me it sounds like it needs a tune for everything, JMO, kinda seems like it's not gettin enough fuel
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Buy, retune, sell....those cars from what I heard are finicky about tuning & weather....hit up some RX7 boards & do some research....if all else fails, put an LSx in it & drive the hell out of it!
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buy and sell
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sell drive train and do a ls1 swap:
more here, not in order: http://www.z28evans.com/album/thumbnails.php?album=5
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sell drive train and do a ls1 swap:
more here, not in order: http://www.z28evans.com/album/thumbnails.php?album=5
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I like those cars and would go for it if I was in your position. I love f-bodies, but there are quite a few of them running around. Those RX7's aren't nearly as common though.
On a side note, if you're just going to sell it, it may not be worth going through all of the trouble of getting it running right and investing more money in it. There is no guarantee whatsoever that you will recoup any money you invest in it or even break even. Just my $0.02
On a side note, if you're just going to sell it, it may not be worth going through all of the trouble of getting it running right and investing more money in it. There is no guarantee whatsoever that you will recoup any money you invest in it or even break even. Just my $0.02
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I like those cars and would go for it if I was in your position. I love f-bodies, but there are quite a few of them running around. Those RX7's aren't nearly as common though.
On a side note, if you're just going to sell it, it may not be worth going through all of the trouble of getting it running right and investing more money in it. There is no guarantee whatsoever that you will recoup any money you invest in it or even break even. Just my $0.02
On a side note, if you're just going to sell it, it may not be worth going through all of the trouble of getting it running right and investing more money in it. There is no guarantee whatsoever that you will recoup any money you invest in it or even break even. Just my $0.02
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Buy it, fix the problem, then sale it and make a damn good profit. I did something very similar to that once. Had a '96 T/A and traded it for a '04 F150 FX4 with a 9" lift and 37" tires. Ended up trading that for my '00 Firehawk.. Yup, Wouldn't have been able to get that kind of trade with a '96 T/A .