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GeeBee1 said:
4 way block, right inner fenderwell.

The flex line mount I can't remember, been way way to long ago (25yrs), but I think so, because I don't remember having to do any mods there.

Pat
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Thanks Pat, I give that a try!
 
You post better pics here than over in the RX7 world...

Told you I was going to go through my car and look where I find you!
 
LOL, Well welcome aboard. I trying to spread the luv of AH and rotaries where ever I can. Without the RX club and the guys on here I would never be s far along as I am. Also I try to mix the pictures up some. Post a few picture in your profile for us all to see.
 
Well I have to bleed the brakes/clutch master cylinder this weekend. I never bled one of these combo cylinders before, is than any tricks or tips to do this correctly or is it just like any other MC?
 
Common as they can be- just be SURE that you don't run out of fluid, they don't hold too much.
Bill
 
nice - great seat too!
 
JPSmit said:
nice - great seat too!
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LOL Thanks that is homemade ejection seat just in case my engineering abilities were just figment to my imagination!
 
Yep tuneing is required, gesh that is nice.
 
Thanks all it's been quite a ride to get here. Now I can start to think about the interior and prep for paint once I get it tuned and street-able.
 

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Well, if all goes well it gets a new coat of paint this weekend. As long as it don't rain, it's on. Wish me luck!
 
keep us posted and pics please
 
Here's a video of my first road test today and man does this thing GO! Scary fast, and I need to dial in the front-end for sure! I was shaking when this was over!
https://www.youtube.com/v/2rC01NsBfJ4
 
Just think how that thing is going to go when finished and tuned. My god that is awsum.
 
mightymidget said:
you need to find a road that has over a 25 mph speed limit. I understand those motors love rpms
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Yeah that was the 1st time on the road and it feels like it just wants to go. I'll take it out in incremental drives and get it up to speed as I go along. With all the welding I did and backyard figuring, it best that I drive for a few times and recheck all the bits before I see what it does at speed.
 
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