1988 Mazda Rx7 Coupe Bridgeported 13b Na on 2040-cars
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States
This Listing Is For My 1988 Mazda RX7. Please Read The Following Carefully This Car Runs, Drives & Stops I would consider this car a running and driving project car -Has swapped 5 lug suspension and big brakes all the way around -Aftermarket front sway bar -Front suspension was redone with poly urethane bushings about 20k ago -New lowering struts -Engine is lightly bridge ported 13b w/ aprox 20k on it -Most of the unnecessary fuel injection wiring has been taken out & the engine bay cleaned up as can be seen in the pictures. -8lb. Aluminum flywheel. Clutch is also new (Less than 20 miles on it) -Car has been swapped to carburetion us a racing beat manifold & an SK Racing carburetor. Carb may need some slight tuning but I have the jets to do if needed. -New fuel pressure regulator -New electronic radiator fan -New MSD Streetfire ignition -Factory option aluminum hood -Brakes have all been redone and have maybe 20 miles on them -Car needs alignment -Car has wheel adapters to except Borbet 5 spoke wheels -Tires are at about 50% -Transmission shifts great. Driveshaft U-joints are in great shape. Exhaust is ok. -Paint is tired and worn. The car does have some dings and such. The front end was repainted some tie ago and is noticeable. -Interior is faded, some cracked plastic... etc.. -Battery has been relocated to the passenger side cubby. All new battery wiring has been run. There is some rust under where the original battery sat up front (easy fix) -Radio works but is not hooked up. Sun roof from what I can tell is no operational. It has it's quarks but with some work here and there they can all be worked out. It's a fun little car. Unfortunately I have about 5 other projects on my hands. Please message me with questions! |
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