Worth to get a fc rx7 over fto?

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Worth to get a fc rx7 over fto?

Post by Criss »

or even FD rx7?
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Post by mr-charisma »

FD Yes.
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Post by Criss »

so fc no no???
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Post by dSin »

if you got the money to purchase and maintain it, yes!
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Post by Astron_Boy »

FC is old now and more than likely highly abused.
FD is even pushing, unless you buy a Low K import.

FD def.
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Post by alekazam »

there's only one reason i'd by an rx7 and thats the Veilside Fortune kit grrrr
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Post by Astron_Boy »

Sooooooo true alekazam.

First time I saw that in Tokyo Drift *droooooool*
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Post by harry90 »

the veilside kit is amazing...the first time i didnt even know it was an rx7 in tokyo drift.
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Post by Bennoz »

lol, rotaries, the 'egg beaters' of internal combustion engines.

You know why the lebo's like 'em? Only 3 moving parts in the engine.
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HAHAHAHA :salut: :thumright:
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Post by nvr2low »

bahaha my mate is buying the kit that is from tokyo drift it is costing him 25k just for the kit but it comes with every piece you need. including the rear window and everything little bit that is different.
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Post by Criss »

alekazam,
this can easily beat yours rx7
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gahey
if it a rotor it aint a motor
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Post by Supermini »

rotors are great, the fc is quite a bit older than the fto though.
they're both cool looking sports cars but the fc has turbo models and is rear wheel drive.

the fd is a fair amount more expensive than an fto.

just go for what you like most.
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Post by J »

fc/fd=WIN!

fan of them both.
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Post by mr-charisma »

If you are seriously thinking about buying an RX-7, then you need to do some research .. the reason for going FD over FC should be pretty obvious .. but if you prefer the FC shape, then get one & mod it if you want more power..

Personally, I think that for the "awesomeness" factor, you can't go wrong with a Series 1 FB with a 13BT Series 2 Engine & some of the running gear thrown in.

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Post by I8A4RE »

I love 'em.

However, better have deep pockets. Most of my mates with rx spend just as much time of the road as they do on.
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Post by brad_gpx »

just remember to warm it up before you use it everytime
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Post by koolio1234 »

They do really need money thrown at them all the time so make sure your prepared before you buy one. That said, they are f%kn awesome. I've driven my mates fd and could barely keep it friendly. They love to oversteer, plenty of torque.
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yep, money .. engine rebuilds ..but it's all part of the fun right?
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