OK,......FORUM-****, there you go, happy now????? J/K lol
If you want to see my car, go to: www.rx7.com find the red car with all the '99 products and "THAT" is my car.
I take my car there to fix and tune and know them very well.

 

not sure how to find your car, what's your username? mine there is Y2D but don't have a profile of my car filled out yet

 

This is the web page for Rotary Performance.
They tune, rebuild and sell RX7 parts and on their web site if you look for the '99 parts available, my car is the one being showed on their web page.

 

cool, here are a couple pics of my Rx7 (the one i'm keeping)



turbo install in progress


and the one I'm trading for the bike

 

getting the bike saturday.. wooot also looking at a suzuki GS450 to learn on, cheap insurance easier to maneuver.. I also got my learners motorcycle liscense yesterday, got 90% on it

I had to laugh so hard at one of the questions

Passengers :
A) can distreact the operator by talkign too much
B) must wear aproved helmets
C) something else, I cant remember
D) Are the best way for the rider to keep his back warm


I laughed soo hard in the middle of the test people must have thought I was off my rocker, it was truly a priceless moment.. I got a few wierd stares i'm sure (I chose (D) j/k)

 

Don't forget the training wheels. LOL

I love first gen RX7, since they came out in '78.
I would never trade a car for a motorcycle, but you got a good deal on it, so you are not loosing anything.
Still I think the car is worth more than the bike.
Is that turbo a Garret TO4E by any chance????, it looks kind of small.
I like small turbos, they are very responsive and are great street fighters, that's what I have on mine.

 

nope, its a toyota CT26 from a 3.0 L mark 3 supra