Rx7 Or An Evo??
Dec 15, 2004 | 07:38 PM
#31
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Originally Posted by MattGold
What does driving an EVO have to do with it? Well, the original question was...
"if you did not own an evo at this moment... ...which would you choose??"
Since you do not own an Evo, the question is not directed at you and therefore your response is not needed nor wanted.
Do us all a favor...
SAVE THE BANDWIDTH!
-M
"if you did not own an evo at this moment... ...which would you choose??"
Since you do not own an Evo, the question is not directed at you and therefore your response is not needed nor wanted.
Do us all a favor...
SAVE THE BANDWIDTH!
-M
Dec 15, 2004 | 07:40 PM
#32
But I agree, it really comes down to what YOU want out of a car - whatever that car happens to be.
If you want a Summer car, or a weekend cruiser - by all means the RX-7 is going to turn heads, always give you something to do, and be a BLAST when it runs right.
If you want something a tad more pratical, AWESOME in the snow, and rock solid as far as reliability - The Evo is hands down the winner.
I think you'll be happy with either choice, but make sure you don't fool yourself about what it is you are actually buying.
Check www.rx7club.com for common problems and opinions from :ahem: actual owners.
-M
If you want a Summer car, or a weekend cruiser - by all means the RX-7 is going to turn heads, always give you something to do, and be a BLAST when it runs right.
If you want something a tad more pratical, AWESOME in the snow, and rock solid as far as reliability - The Evo is hands down the winner.
I think you'll be happy with either choice, but make sure you don't fool yourself about what it is you are actually buying.
Check www.rx7club.com for common problems and opinions from :ahem: actual owners.
-M
Dec 15, 2004 | 07:42 PM
#33
Originally Posted by JaguarS4R
OPEN FORUM....MORON
If you think you're telling me something new by stating the fact that this is an open forum, then i, my friend - am not the moron here.
What is it, exactally, that you are trying to accomplish?
-M
Dec 15, 2004 | 07:43 PM
#34
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Originally Posted by MattGold
Now we're calling names? Come on man, just give it up.
If you think you're telling me something new by stating the fact that this is an open forum, then i, my friend - am not the moron here.
What is it, exactally, that you are trying to accomplish?
-M
If you think you're telling me something new by stating the fact that this is an open forum, then i, my friend - am not the moron here.
What is it, exactally, that you are trying to accomplish?
-M
Dec 15, 2004 | 07:44 PM
#35
Originally Posted by JDM EvO8Mr
ok ok, i know this is an Evolution forum, but i just wanted to know what people think of the rx7 compared to the evo??
if you did not own an evo at this moment...and had an rx7(93-95 fd) near you for about 16g bone stock with 45XXX original miles and a rebuilt motor with about 3000 on that...which would you choose??
i'm asking this because i have been thinking about getting one of these and i wanted to know what you guys thought of the FD!
if you did not own an evo at this moment...and had an rx7(93-95 fd) near you for about 16g bone stock with 45XXX original miles and a rebuilt motor with about 3000 on that...which would you choose??
i'm asking this because i have been thinking about getting one of these and i wanted to know what you guys thought of the FD!
Dec 15, 2004 | 07:49 PM
#36
Originally Posted by JaguarS4R
You're here arguing the fact that is not an old car or somthing
My only ***** is that you have no expierence with EITHER car, have already stated your point (ok, it ended production in 2000, it's "old"), but continue to carry on.
I really don't want to go back and forth... but its just too damn fun to tear apart every comment you make.
-M
Dec 15, 2004 | 07:53 PM
#39
Originally Posted by dacrazydude
wait. does he currently own the FD? Keep it if it's still reliable....
Tough call... an RX-7 with $10,000 in the bank... or an Evo.
-M
Dec 15, 2004 | 07:58 PM
#40
Originally Posted by JaguarS4R
WHAT are you talking about????
The car was imported into North America from late 1992-1995. However production on it (and importation to select other countries) didn't stop untill 2000, with the RX-7 "RZ" model.
That model came with: Bilstein Shocks, Recaro Seats, BBS (i believe) 17" Wheels, Nardi Steering Wheel, Stitched Red leather shift boot and e-brake handle, aluminum passenger foot rest and a number of additional styling "hues" which set it apart from the other FDs.
...but as you were saying... something about me not knowing what I was talking about?
-M
Dec 15, 2004 | 08:02 PM
#41
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Originally Posted by MattGold
Um... the FD Chassis RX-7.
The car was imported into North America from late 1992-1995. However production on it (and importation to select other countries) didn't stop untill 2000, with the RX-7 "RZ" model.
That model came with: Bilstein Shocks, Recaro Seats, BBS (i believe) 17" Wheels, Nardi Steering Wheel, Stitched Red leather shift boot and e-brake handle, aluminum passenger foot rest and a number of additional styling "hues" which set it apart from the other FDs.
...but as you were saying... something about me not knowing what I was talking about?
-M
The car was imported into North America from late 1992-1995. However production on it (and importation to select other countries) didn't stop untill 2000, with the RX-7 "RZ" model.
That model came with: Bilstein Shocks, Recaro Seats, BBS (i believe) 17" Wheels, Nardi Steering Wheel, Stitched Red leather shift boot and e-brake handle, aluminum passenger foot rest and a number of additional styling "hues" which set it apart from the other FDs.
...but as you were saying... something about me not knowing what I was talking about?
-M
http://www.rx7city.com/featured_Shroeder.htm
Dec 15, 2004 | 08:07 PM
#42
Originally Posted by JaguarS4R
Anyways, does this make it an old or new car according to you?
-M
Dec 15, 2004 | 08:11 PM
#43
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Originally Posted by MattGold
I stand corrected.
Anyways, does this make it an old or new car according to you?
-M
Anyways, does this make it an old or new car according to you?
-M
