Massive thanks to Ian for spotting, and posting this...I wanted to stick it here so I keep the pics
ian65 wrote:praise for your car Marc....
Sticking with mazda’s, I stumbled across something else that was a bit unique and i expected to see more of, this was an original sa22c first gen RX-7. It was completely immaculate and spotless for a car thats well over 25 years old now!
Went to Shoreham Airport last night for the weekly Tuning Society meet...and Vyv was very well received - one guy said he had never seen one in the flesh!
I had given the engine bay a quick clean at the weekend, nothing too special, just wanted to lose some of the old oil that had built up from my leaking oil cooler and OMP...and I was happy to see no fresh oil anywhere after the journey, and not a drop underneath...
So, that's the front end oil tight at last - just the seeping clutch slave cylinder and diff to sort out now
Lucky wrote:What's this "tuning society meet" of which you speak, Marc? Shoreham Airport's only five miles up the road from me, and I've never heard of it
Wednesday nights - 8-11pm - car park opposite the main airport building. Mixed bag of cars and people...most of them young, but there are a few that appreciate a good car Get along one week mate, be nice to have another FB there! Are you on facebook at all - meet details are here: https://www.facebook.com/?ref=home#!/tu ... iety.south
there is also a meet at madeira drive on Tuesday nights - JustJap (& friends) if you fancy it?
A friend of mine has bought an RX8...and replaced his gearknob with a D1 spec one...which left his original one needing a new home
Today also saw some proper work...I'd had a little bit of rubbing on the first outing with the wider wheels, so I decided to take the arch lips off, and roll the rear arches. I'll re-fit the lips next weekend
Oooh, is that one of those lighty-uppy RX-8 gearknobs? I've actually no idea what practical use a gearknob that lights up actually is, but I'm sure they must be cooler than any other kind
Those arch rollers are excellent, I was ****ing bricks when I took one to the FD but it was so easy to use and with a bit of heat gun carefully applied I was well impressed by the result. Nice to find a tool that does exactly what it says on the tin for a change