Old Aug 13, 2004 | 12:42 AM
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Originally Posted by honda_pilot
Somehow these numbers aren't adding up to $15-16k for me :dunno:
Start (money left) means you start with $16K. The money left after the investment in the previously mentioned bunch is in the parenthesis. In other words,

89-91 RX-7 Turbo II. $5k
Rebuild, street port $2k
Intake, exhaust, FCD, EMS, MSD, tuning $3k
T04 manifold and turbo $2k
Plenty of other supporting mods $?

That is only ~$12K invested with a $4K freedom to build the suspension, upkeep, new wheels, tires, or whatever he wants.
Originally Posted by GTXgp
Oh yeah, and to respond to Kai... if he was looking for RX-7s, I'd suggest getting a 3rd gen with a blown motor or no motor at all and doing an LS1 swap. He'd come in WAY under $15k and have something different, reliable, and would be in the 11s with a stock motor. Just my .02
That's really optimistic. I can't think of any way a stock smallblock will get any FD into the 11's, stock engine.

Besides, any RX with a Chevy engine is a bastard car. True RX enthusiasts will not even acknowledge it's presence. Hell, it can't even handle with that whale of an engine up front.
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