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The Mazda RX7. A recap

The Mazda RX7. A recap

Rigval

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How do you feel when you see VW rims on Skoda?  

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[extract]blogentry-60590-1262427079_thumb.jpgWe've now read in here that the new Mazda RX7 may make a reappearance within the next few years. This fact has made a lot of car enthusiasts happy, including me. Throughout the years I have had my bottom in the seat of one of these models whether as a passenger or as a driver, starting from a friend's first generation


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Good job!!! You're one person who has done his home work!

You should do more write up on how it performs as a racer, rather than a car that just sits. Talking about acceleration and tune up is a plus point.

 

Example,

FC3S is my favourite compared to the FD3S. FC has a shorter wheel base and narrower than the FD. FD being wider and a longer wheel base, gives it stability in corners which sometimes tend to understeer. FC on the other hand, has the tendency to "snap" in corners and oversteer. As a driver, I love cars that oversteer. For those who tends to panic in situations, FC3S would not make a practical car to buy and is definitely not for beginners.

 

Anyway, good job for the write up. Try to write about driving dynamics of the car. Driving dynamics as in, how a race car position is like and how far must your eyes travel to view the road to mirrors to speedo. Also, how does a car respond to fast entry cornering, stability in mid corners and how does it react in exiting corners. A car moves, it doesn't stay at park. No point talking about paper performance.

 

Cheers

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