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Topic #19076 21 posts Started by Mousetrashdiver
well im still in IET and in GA but my celicas motor blew and im getting rid of it. getting a rx-7 something faster and nicer if you know what i mean. so just wanted to say good bye.
See ya later man...take care. >smile.gif>

What kind of RX-7 are you getting?

New Toyota project coming soon...
wow, how many miles, i mean its a 99 right?
idk if i'd go as far as saying a mazda is nicer than a toyota, but certainly faster.

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HAHAHA, RX7, HAHAHA
good luck with the rotary engine.

You're wrong....but whatever.

Sold my Celica....
he means nicer in everyone elses eyes.
you really dont know the quality of toyota until you have owned one...
he'll be back >wink.gif> just hot here apparantly.
I could understand him wanting awya from toyota. Just just owned a toyota that's engine blew. For whatever reason, his condience is toyota likely isnt strong.

And Ricky, you're idiot. Rotaries can be fine as long as you know how to take care of em. Most people just don't. Do you even know how a rotary works? Likely not

NASA/SCCA RX-7....currently under the knife92 Civic hatch B16 - Sold10th anniv RX-7 - RIPThe Slow Celica - Sold...and then crushed crushed due to street racing.Quote from Seinfeild: George's Boss reading a magazine: "People magazine's most beautiful people. Oh and a Celica...nothin wrong with that!"
-SlowCelica94+Dec 6, 2004 - 10:29 PM
QUOTE(SlowCelica94 @ Dec 6, 2004 - 10:29 PM)
And Ricky, you're idiot. Rotaries can be fine as long as you know how to take care of em. Most people just don't. Do you even know how a rotary works? Likely not
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yes but considering he blew the engine on a 99 5sfe, which is a relatively strong motor imo, taking care of a 10 year old rotary might spell trouble

g'luck with the fd (I'm assuming) tho, they are great cars
*waves* Bye >smile.gif>

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hey, first thing you should do is upgrade the gaskets...get them from RX7trix.com....good luck with it. sorry to hear your motor blew. are you parting it out, or what?

ok....i was just looking at ur profile, and it says that ur going to do a 3sgte swap....but ur saying ur selling out cuz your motor blew?


This post has been edited by eclipse_04a: Dec 6, 2004 - 11:16 PM
i heard that u need to replace the apex seal on the rx7 after like 60,000k and finding someone to work on a rotary is hard a expensive so good luck with that
-celicagt69+Dec 6, 2004 - 9:54 PM
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i heard that u need to replace the apex seal on the rx7 after like 60,000k and finding someone to work on a rotary is hard a expensive so good luck with that
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agreed. For the price you should get a NA supra or a new GTS.
rotora power is simple... its simply two triangles spinning in a peanut shell... come on now. O wait that makes no sense, damn you rotary engines! naw they are not to bad to work on as long as you can grasp how they work, i should know im constenetly working on two different wankle rotary engines (snowmobiles)
Awesome cars for building power and there light.But I still wouldnt want to replace the motor after every 100,000km.If you blew a celica motor get ready to blow the rx7 up.Good luck!
Get the RX-7 and get a street ported 13b swap the sucker in and have some major fun at SCCA. My friends have 3 RX-7's (one of which is getting a turbo 13b transplanted in it at the moment) and they are the funnest cars to drive. Warning though, you will be working on it all the time to keep it driveable. Have fun and hope to see you around.
-SlowCelica94+Dec 7, 2004 - 2:29 AM
QUOTE(SlowCelica94 @ Dec 7, 2004 - 2:29 AM)
And Ricky, you're idiot. Rotaries can be fine as long as you know how to take care of em. Most people just don't. Do you even know how a rotary works? Likely not
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not so.... i had an rx7.... it blew after 4500km..... drove it easy and i accelerate from a stop light and the apex seal blew right into my cat..... it scratched the hell out of my chamber too....

rotaries are nice, except when they wear out they blow.... piston engines slowly go

the only way to really avoid blowin an apex is rebuild and change a few things on the engine.... first problem is the fact that oil is only pumped into the combustion chamber when it is at operating temperature.... also, they flood very easily when they are shut off while cold

oh and you have to spend so much cash to fix all the damn problems with rx-7's...... the problems dont stop.... you fix one and another appears.... i sank almost $6000 into my rx7 and only got 4500 km out of it

i dont have enough room on this board to write down all the problems... **** just go to an rx7 board and spend a few weeks reading their tech help

sold it shortly after and saved up for me celica..... ive put 40,000 km on it and have spent a grand total of $55 on repairs

i loved my rx7 till it blew.... handled great, drove smoothly and quietly..... lots of power too..... but i wanted something reliable too

This post has been edited by wind: Dec 8, 2004 - 12:28 AM
two words:
Three-Rotor
-Consynx+Dec 8, 2004 - 5:29 AM
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two words:
Three-Rotor
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OH MAN!

three rotor gas guzzler..... but holy crap can those fly.... especialy when you turbo it....
my friends dad has a TT rx-7's and damn that **** flies!
-SlowCelica94+Dec 7, 2004 - 2:29 AM
QUOTE(SlowCelica94 @ Dec 7, 2004 - 2:29 AM)
I could understand him wanting awya from toyota. Just just owned a toyota that's engine blew. For whatever reason, his condience is toyota likely isnt strong.

And Ricky, you're idiot. Rotaries can be fine as long as you know how to take care of em. Most people just don't. Do you even know how a rotary works? Likely not
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SlowCelica... suck my nuts.

You dont know me so shut up. I know exactly how they work being that I had 3 of them...an 1972 RX-3, RX-7 1984 GSL-SE & 1985 GSL-SE. All of those while I had my Corolla 87 GTS-Twin Cam. All of them I sold because of engine problems and or maintenance issues... I then got the Celica All trac 1988... I got hooked.

If the guy managed to destroy the Celica engine he will not be able to take care of the rotary engine. NO WAY IN HELL.

I am a Celica fan and owner but Im not blind. When it comes to performance of course the RX7 is better but on reliability... CELICA all the way.