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idiots. the file name and location of hte file says its a gtx.

you can tell a gtr from the huge factory turbo, vented bonnet, front bumper, sparse interior.

they are quite rare.

they have very strong engines from factory. its a shame about the fragile gearboxes, or so i've heard

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GTiR's are ok but to front heavy and are very average at handling for the coin you could get a wrx, if GtiR is what you want try get a late 94 model this runs the same torque control set up as a GTR making it rear wheel bias, i know this as a mate had 1 and when he went to do the dyno tune they drop the rear shaft n drift it on fwd but his couldnt be done and had to go to a awd dyno, it was also stated that the g/box in the 94 model had gears as big as GTR

Heya,

My little bro is looking at a Mazda Rx7 1985 Turbo model. He asked me what there like or if i know of anyone that has owned one etc.

To be honest i dont know much about them.

Anyone owned on? Or know what there like?

The one he's looking at has an updated 2.oL engine only done around 60,000 kms

get a comp test anything 90 n above is good n good buy

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