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View all Greg Voth's Mazda 1984 RX-7 GSL-SE

I have owned this car for about 6 years now. I had the same color and model in High School and just could not get over it. The picture is at the Ocala test track.

This car has a good deal of work done to it. The motor is pretty highly modified. It is currently running a sixport streetported motor with RX8 rotors and internals. It will soon be megasquirted. It also has RE-Speed coilovers, Tokicos and will be getting a front sway bar in the near future. Eventually I will be doing a rack and pinion conversion.

I also have 85 RX-7 that is a failed attempt at a Rallycross project. It is not sold… yet. Maybe V8 power? I also have a 79 spark yellow RX-7 that you can see in readers rides.

Added on July 30 by Greg Voth

Comments

P71 wrote: Aug 3, 2008 10:05 a.m.
Wow! That is super sharp! My FB is jealous! You should take a look over at www.rotarycarclub.com
MiatarPowar wrote: Aug 12, 2008 8:25 a.m.
This car was beautiful in person. What are your plans with the white -SE now?
Greg Voth wrote: Aug 14, 2008 1:54 p.m.
Ha funny you should ask. We fixed the rust but I haven’t figured out the 4k rpm break up. I am actually buying a 79 Spark Yellow RX-7 and will probably be selling the white one. Hows the orange Saab doing?
MiatarPowar wrote: Aug 15, 2008 10:43 a.m.
The Saab still has some odd cooling issues, but I’ve not had the time nor the drive to look too much further into it. I had the leaking heater core repaired and the radiator cleaned and checked, but that didn’t fix it. I’m thinking that the water pump is bad… Again. For now, its nestled away in a friend’s garage. Sad to hear that you’ll be parting with Whitey. I really think that all of the issues stem from bad grounds.
walterj wrote: Aug 27, 2008 11:44 a.m.
Sharp stuff
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