Subject	arghh...
Posted by	wildestyet on January 20, 2002 at 2:18 PM
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In Reply To	how does an rx-7 compare to a z? posted by Aaron B on January 20, 2002 at 02:07 PM
Message	Anyone else get sick of this besides me? None the less... RX-7's are much lighter than the Z and also have much lower geared differential. They accelerate a hair faster because of it. ( A few tenths of a second stock to stock.) They also handle and stop better. But... find me a third gen rx-7 on the orginal motor and I'll show you a motor in need of rebuilding. The rotary motor is an incredible little power plant, but it does sacrifice long term reliability. My apologies to all the rotor heads, but it's the truth. If I could afford two cars, I'd consider one. :)
Follow Ups	how does an rx-7 compare to a z? - Aaron B 14:07:46 01/20/02 "they accept mods well? " , zoom zoom BOOM. (n/m) - HaloZ² 14:10:03 01/20/02 Ha ha..Zoom, zoon Baboom... - [-TRM in TPA-] 14:36:57 01/20/02 Better looking than Z32 (IMHO).... - KILLR300ZX 14:14:23 01/20/02 arghh... - wildestyet 14:18:15 01/20/02 I dunno about that.... - Jackie Chan (Sideways) 15:09:58 01/20/02 i concur, true that (n/m) - Ward 15:45:19 01/20/02 check this site - infinite loop 14:22:28 01/20/02 if you buy an FD, *make sure* it has a new engine/turboes (n/m) - Jason ZTT [Atl] 14:34:49 01/20/02 What does FD mean??? (n/m) - jamcru 16:40:22 01/20/02 FD = Mazda RX-7 (n/m) - Ward 17:24:24 01/20/02 Great handling and looks is very tempting. Both are decent - MinhTuyet 14:49:54 01/20/02 Isn't your Z an NA though? (n/m) - Jackie Chan (Sideways) 15:03:53 01/20/02 Yes, he has an NA. (n/m) - Ward 15:46:46 01/20/02 Very fast, handle great, not very reliable... - Kevin (Jax) 19:53:45 01/20/02
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