My RX8 Mods
#27
I almost fell on the floor from laughing. Man, I order to put a big block Chevy in the Rx, it will require to be matted properly with the right tranny and diff. To do this will require a lot and I mean a lot of "fabrication". Even Jesse James will have issues. You have been watching to many episodes of Monster Garage. By the way, the 8 does not have power steering, it is electrically assisted so I do not know what parts you are actually taking out of the engine bay. SEEING is BELIEVING. Show pics.
#29
Considering his "engine" pic has a white paint part in the top, and doesnt look ANYTHING like a rx-8, I thought it would be easy to figure out.
Not to mention he was asking what a cart engine mount was in another post.
Not to mention he was asking what a cart engine mount was in another post.
#32
I SO CALL BULLSH1T!!!...
Come on dude...if you did do all this to a GT 8 then you are pretty dumb for paying that money and then again...Why THE FU#$ would you ...nevermind....eat your **** cone man...
Come on dude...if you did do all this to a GT 8 then you are pretty dumb for paying that money and then again...Why THE FU#$ would you ...nevermind....eat your **** cone man...
#33
wats wrong wiff that? its his car MODERATED - Please have some respect in what you say about other people and other peoples property. Some people don't share your tastes. Consider this a warning., i like that idea V8 in a RX8
Last edited by HeTz; 12-03-2003 at 09:12 PM.
#34
Nothin wrong with what Mike did with his Civic... he did what HE liked, and pretty tastefully too. Take it easy there bud - no reason to start that again.
I too like the idea of a V8 in an '8, but I think this is prolly BS too. Love to see independant confirmation...
I too like the idea of a V8 in an '8, but I think this is prolly BS too. Love to see independant confirmation...
#37
Re: My RX8 Mods
Originally posted by noahprtlnd
Hey guys, just thought I'd update you on the mods I've been working on. Some of you already know the mods I've made to the interior - pretty much gutted it to save weight. Took out the back seats, passenger seat, and any parts of the dashboard etc I don't need.
The first mechanical mod I made was taking out the cat last month...this past weekend we finally replaced the engine.
I'll post pics soon.
Hey guys, just thought I'd update you on the mods I've been working on. Some of you already know the mods I've made to the interior - pretty much gutted it to save weight. Took out the back seats, passenger seat, and any parts of the dashboard etc I don't need.
The first mechanical mod I made was taking out the cat last month...this past weekend we finally replaced the engine.
I'll post pics soon.
#39
Re: Re: My RX8 Mods
Originally posted by revhappy
That's a pretty surprising mod for a liberal? Either you or not for the environment or are a hypocrite?
That's a pretty surprising mod for a liberal? Either you or not for the environment or are a hypocrite?
Not to worry, my politically savvy friend. All the materials I removed have gone to great environmentally friendly use. I have a small farm which includes one cow among some other farm animals. Cows produce an enormous amount of methane in their flatulence - I hooked the catalytic converter up to my cows rectum to reduce some of the harmful emissions. As for the old rotary engine - I modified it to run cleanly on vegetable oil, and it's now powering my tractor which I use to plow my fields of organic produce. This is the smoothest running tractor you can imagine, with a 9,000k redline no less!!
#41
Re: Re: Re: My RX8 Mods
Originally posted by noahprtlnd
Not to worry, my politically savvy friend. All the materials I removed have gone to great environmentally friendly use. I have a small farm which includes one cow among some other farm animals. Cows produce an enormous amount of methane in their flatulence - I hooked the catalytic converter up to my cows rectum to reduce some of the harmful emissions. As for the old rotary engine - I modified it to run cleanly on vegetable oil, and it's now powering my tractor which I use to plow my fields of organic produce. This is the smoothest running tractor you can imagine, with a 9,000k redline no less!!
Not to worry, my politically savvy friend. All the materials I removed have gone to great environmentally friendly use. I have a small farm which includes one cow among some other farm animals. Cows produce an enormous amount of methane in their flatulence - I hooked the catalytic converter up to my cows rectum to reduce some of the harmful emissions. As for the old rotary engine - I modified it to run cleanly on vegetable oil, and it's now powering my tractor which I use to plow my fields of organic produce. This is the smoothest running tractor you can imagine, with a 9,000k redline no less!!
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