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Originally Posted by Nors
I figured I would get that response immediately. I have an associates degree in automotive technology and have even rebuilt a rotary engine while in school. I am always trying to learn more about these cars, constantly reading whatever I can find. I need to start somewhere, these rotary enthusiasts didn't come out of the womb with a plethora of rotary knowledge. Also ASE certified in 2 areas, but decided working on cars is a hobby not a job so I stopped taking the tests. I have already read every guide on buying a used rx-7 and spend hours at a time absorbing knowledge from others, but simply want someone with some hands on 3rd gen experience to come with, since the fact is I never even drove one.
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I have a degree in Automotive Technology too and I've researched the 13B motors til I got sick of it.
The car has high up-keep and requires alot of attention. And alot can go wrong and break with little effort.
But....heres the best place to get the info I used during my research.
http://www.rx7club.com/showthread.php?t=68640