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Nationals Trophy Winning Rx8 FS

  •  12-04-2007, 11:47 AM

    Nationals Trophy Winning Rx8 FS


    The Car
    2004 Mazda Rx8
    Lightning Yellow
    54k Miles, probably 34k highway miles between Yuma and Phoenix
    Original owner, purchased 11/04
    Non Smoker, Clean interior, bla bla
    Car has only been autoxed, never tracked
    Redline Fluids in the Diff/Trans
    ATE/Motul Since first bleeding
    Regular Fluid Changes
    #2810 w/ no driver and under a ΒΌ tank of fuel

    Brakes and Suspension
    Hawk HP+'s
    SpeedBleeder's Front and Rear
    1 set custom valved and de-gassed Koni SA's

    • Front Shocks are pending rebuild
    • Rears were rebuilt @ Nationals

    1 (possibly 2) sets of front Koni SA's, stock valving (1 set on car currently)
    Adjustable FSB (drilled stock bar)
    Poly FSB Bushings

    Exhaust
    Light Open Exhaust w/ Turndown
    Single Side 2.5" Exhaust w/ Magnaflow Muffler, meets San Diego sound

    Wheels
    1 set OZ Ultraleggera 18x8 et48; 18.XX lbs each (less than 500 miles on these wheels)
    1 set OEM Wheels, Black Powder Coat
    1 set OEM Wheels, w/2700 mile Kumho SPT's (Topeka and back)

    Tires

    • 2 285/30-18 S06 and 2 245/35-18 S06 (currently mounted on OZ's)

    1 set 265-35-18 Kumho Ecsta V700's, 1-1.5/32nds
    2 245/35/18 V710's of unknown life (little tread depth left)
    A Sticker Set of 245/35/18 V710's is also available.

    All OEM parts are included (shocks, muffler, pads)

    History
    The car trophied (5th) at Nationals this year, and was in 2nd by .032 after day 1 in the capable hands of Mr. Doug Rowse. The revalved Koni's worked very well on the HPT surface. The car was also among the lighter BS cars, coming in under 2810 on the HPT Scale.

    Locally the car has performed quite well, paxing in the 990-980 range as consistently as it's drivers can put it there. As long as you are not running Hoosiers you can expect great tire longevity, 710's will last upwards of 120 runs pretty consistently on the FIR lot, making for a very economical open class car. There is no need to trailer to events or put a hitch on the car, there is room for wheels, co-driver, and luggage for any event.

    My first car was a '79 Rx7.(By the door a late '78) My interest in cars growing up was based around rotaries, I helped crew for an ITA ( B ) class rx7 and came home from being born in a rotary powered vehicle, so of course the Rx8 was the logical choice for my first new car, so you can fairly assume that this car has been well maintained and cared for. The car (and OZ wheels) get washed after and before each event, no scouring or baked on bug spots, and MAYBE 1-2 rock chips on the front bumper cover from freeway driving. Regular fluid changes, NEVER thrashed the engine when cold, proper engine break in procedure followed.

    $16,500 OBO takes it all.

    Feel free to give me a call at ANY time or email with any questions. Thanks-

    Elliot
    602-319-4581

     


    Elliot Speidell

    DSP 330i
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