1993 Mazda Rx-7 R1 Coupe 2-door 1.3l on 2040-cars
Hollywood, Florida, United States
Transmission:Manual
Vehicle Title:Clear
Body Type:Coupe
Fuel Type:GAS
For Sale By:Private Seller
Year: 1993
Mileage: 90,000
Make: Mazda
Sub Model: R1 - CYM
Model: RX-7
Exterior Color: Yellow
Trim: R1 Coupe 2-Door
Interior Color: Black
Drive Type: RWD
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Number of Cylinders: 2
Disability Equipped: No
1993 Mazda RX-7, Model R1, Color Competition Yellow Mica
(CYM) 1 of 350, Approximately 90K Miles Engine: 565 Hp @ 24 psi, runs 10.8 @ 130mph 1/4 Mile 13B - RE with Mazda 2mm Seals Atkins Solid Corner Seals HSK T-51 KAI Turbo Kit (manifold, downpipe, Tial wastegate and Turbo)
all v-band Wastegate Vented to Atmosphere RARE – Titanium Panspeed All TI Midpipe RARE – Titanium Amuse all TI Exhaust with Blue Canister and Tip Options
Power FC tuned to 25psi using C16 with hand Controller Custom Front Mount Intercooler with Custom ducting Koyo Radiator Semco Hoses Custom AST W/ Greddy 1.3 Bar Radiator Cap RE Medy Water Pump 1600 Secondaries and 850 Primaries Bosch 044 Pump All SS Lines and AN Fittings Aeromotive FPR and Filter Greddy Intercooler Piping Magencore Ingnition Wires MSD Ignition Amplifier MSD 2-Step Box with Pills Body: Volk Special Edition Time Attack Wheels 18x8 F and 18.9.5 R 18” Nitto Drag radials in the rear, Michelin Pilot Sports in front Type I Feed Replica front bumper CF Shine Feed Replica side skirts CF Shine RE-Pro Street Diffuser Mazdaspeed Replica Hood Crafsquare CF Mirrors with Blue Mirror Brakes: Endless 6 piston BBK (6 Pot Mini)
Endless Brake Pads - NS97 Endless SS Brake Lines Endless Two Piece Brake Rotors
(314 x 32 Curving slit) Rear stock brakes with cross drilled and slotted rotors Drivetrain & Suspension: DriveShaft Shop Pro-Level Axle/Hub kit EXEDY Twin Disc Clutch Kit
ZM022SD – Less than 100 Miles on it 4.33 Ring and Pinion TII S4 LSD with all new bearings and seals Aluminum Driveshaft Mazda Speed PPF Apexi N1 EVX coilovers (12K front & 9K Rear Springs) I have 12K
Springs for the rear if you want them Superpro bushings (Front and Rear) – Replaced less than 1K mikes ago
(Front and Back) All new pillow ball bushings– Replaced less than 1K mikes ago Racing Beat Sway Bar Greddy Strut tower Bar Feed Rear Strut Tower Bar M2 Drag Links Mugen Toe Links Interior: Type RZ Recaro CF Seats with Tilt Rails Stillway 0-400 Short Shifter - RARE Defi Guages (EGT, Water and Boost) 99 Spec Guage Cluster with LED lights (Does not light up green like 99
spec cluster, lights up Amber) Carpet was removed and interior was painted to match exterior Greddy Turbo Timer Nardi 350 MM Deep Corn Steering Wheel w/ Red Mazdaspeed Horn Button I am sure the car has many more upgrades and details that I have not
mentioned in the ad. I have owned it for over 10years and have tried to upgrade
it with quality performance parts. I am
selling it because I really don’t have the time for her anymore the FD just
sits in the garage. Asking $25,000 Please call me with any questions
754-245-4506 |
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