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Car Forum / Pontiac / Pontiac Firebird / November 2007

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RX8 Need For Speed History (Carbon)

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adbrent@gmail.com - 13 Nov 2007 11:13 GMT
The Sportscar That Never Met Its Match goes for a tune up modification
and transformation the:

"RX8 TURBO NEED FOR  SPEED CARBON"
-The best Greek RX8 by Tuninghouse, Giannitsa
-2nd Place @ Athens Tuning Show 2006

Forty years after Mazda introduced the first rotary engine, the Mazda
RX-8 is still truly one-of-a-kind:
revolutionary engine, peerless design and performance that's miles
beyond the rest. Settle in behind the wheel and
make it yours.

   * Powerful RENESIS rotary engine like no other: 232-hp 6-speed MT
with an impressive 9000 rpm redline and a
     212-hp 6-speed AT with a 7500 rpm redline.
   * Four full-size seats and unique "Freestyle" doors provide a very
roomy ride in a class that's not known for it.
   * Countless luxury and safety features outclass the standard
sports car.

WATCH THIS HOT TURBO CHARGE MAZDA-RX8  HERE:
http://www.autoinsuranceselect.com/video4_rx8_need_for_speed_history_carbon.html
lab~rat  >:-) - 15 Nov 2007 20:51 GMT
>The Sportscar That Never Met Its Match goes for a tune up modification
>and transformation the:
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>WATCH THIS HOT TURBO CHARGE MAZDA-RX8  HERE:
>http://www.autoinsuranceselect.com/video4_rx8_need_for_speed_history_carbon.html

232 hp?  You'd think a 'revolutionary' engine would crank out a lot
more than pushrod technology.

I hear you can get big numbers out of rotarys, but they grenade pretty
good once you do...
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lab~rat  >:-)
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