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People say I'm paranoid.

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I applaud you good sir, gt28's are expensive as fuck.

2001.5 S4 here..stg2+, GIAC chip from AWE, AWE downpipes and Twin 2 cat-back, RS4 clutch
otherwise stock.

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>Is it worth getting an automatic
No. It's not. I had a 1993 Nissan 300zx Twin-Turbo that was an automatic and I enjoyed the 5-speed Non-Turbo 300zx that I replaced it with much much more.

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Long lime lurker of 99 here, rare poster.
Q's.
Is it worth getting an automatic 2001 fd-rx7 for 10% or more under price?
I have invites to insurance auctions where they sell them cheap, so it has no registration (or pink slip for you guys), and I don't get my licence for anther few months.
+'s are it's cheaper
+sweet car
+nice rims
+not lowered, so no scraping.
28'000km (17'000m)
-No ownership history
-No use for several months
-it's a goddam AUTO
-pay for transport from car yard

That's all I can think of at the mo, is it worth it /drive/rs?

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>>1308
There were only three generations of Rx-7, unless you are mistakingly referring to the FD Rx-7 as the 4th gen, but that only came twin-turbo'd instead of in non-turbo trim.

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Should give you some ideas.

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1989 Toyota Hilux, diesel 4WD ute. I believe Americans would call it a pick-up, and I think the American version of the Hilux is called a Tacoma, just to give you an idea.

The 1988-1997 Hiluxen were the toughest (through simplicity) of them all. It has ground clearance such that I can cross the two rivers that I need to get to work (can be up to a metre [3 feet] deep), it has a 145 litre (38gal) custom fuel tank, custom front and rear torsen LSD diffs, and many other little mods.

She's not pretty, she's not as comfortable as some road vehicles, but she's verifiably unkillable. I live on a farm BTW.

Pic related. It's her.

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An Australian appears...

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NA Miata.

Cheap, plentiful, reliable, easily tunable, huge community, and surprisingly high limits.

Great beginner car. Pretty forgiving. You could have it in track condition for less than $7000 (or $5k, if you are thrifty). Spend the rest of your money on tires and track time.

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Build your own frame and buy a engine make it street legal... win? hell yes! picture related. A guy on a forum i frequent built this sucker and he's selling it.

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I have a question...

I want to set something up so I can press a button in my friends car and it will lower a lever or something to cover up the carb... Does anyone know what would do this?

It's a shitty car, btw... I'm basically looking for something that will move a little lever when you feed it a little electric current. Thanks for any help.

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