May 04, 2024, 09:07:47 PM

Author Topic: FS: 87 T2. LS6/T56/Procharger/Widebody/8.8IRS/CCW's...UPDATE!  (Read 19112 times)

Offline fox4life

FS: 87 T2. LS6/T56/Procharger/Widebody/8.8IRS/CCW's...UPDATE!
« on: September 16, 2014, 10:03:12 PM »
This was for sale in the fall, and I thought I had it sold.The friend I was supposed to sell it to flaked out on me. I've dropped the price dramatically, but nothing has changed in the car. Its sitting in storage right now waiting for the new owner. Im buying a house soon and would like this sold, no games. This car is probably the fastest, most balanced and capable car you could ever find for this price. Email or call  me for the quickest response.

-1987 Mazda Rx-7 Turbo 2
-Color- Sunrise red
-Miles- 121,000 Miles on chassis
-Location- Clarkston, MI
-Contact- Fox4life@gmail.com
-Price- $14,000
 
History
4th Owner, I believe. The previous two owners were very good friends of mine. I was actually there when it was bought back in 2002 by one of them. Both owners that I know personally took good care of the car and can vouch for its past, and present condition. It was garage kept and mostly only driven on the weekends. Clean, Clear title in hand.
 
Recent maintenance (all done within the last month)
-Oil change+filter (Rotella T6)
-Trans fluid change (Amsoil)
-Diff fluid change (Amsoil)
-Spark plugs
-Coolant flush
-Clutch fluid flush
-Brake fluid flush (ATE fluid)
-Alignment
-Procharger oil
-Battery
 
Engine
-Tuned with EFI live. HP Tuners also included in the sale.
-Grannys LS Motor and trans mounts
-LSX engine, Shortblock out of a 2002 WS6 Trans am. 70,000 miles on the motor when it was pulled, Ive put another 3-4000 on it, so I would say 75,000 Miles total, Conservitively  The factory hone was still clearly visible when the heads were taken off, engine is in perfect health.
-Ported/Polished 5.3 Heads by E.T. performance (very expensive and nicely done, not a generic porting job. Dyno numbers back up their claims.)
-LSM Custom Spec'd cam, Have a cam sheet for the new owner- Very much an NA cam, not optimal for boost applications, but still works with the Procharger just fine.
-Katech rod bolts.- Installed at 70,000 miles with the heads/cam
-JTR 1 7/8" Long tube headers with 3" collectors, ceramic coated black.
-3 Inch custom made dual exhaust with X pipe to Hooker chambered mufflers, beautiful shape and sound.
-Mocal Oil cooler sandwich plate with 180 degree thermostat and oil cooler with -10 SS braided Lines.
-Aluminum Radiator
-Ford Taurus electric fan
-Corvette FPR/Filter
-48 Lb fuel injectors
-Walbro 255 Fuel pump
-Coolant/Oil PCV catch/overflow cans
 
Drivetrain
-T-56 6 Speed, Rebuilt under 2000 miles ago
-Spec stage 3 clutch with under 2000 miles.
-New slave and pilot bearings with under 2000 miles.
-Hurst short throw shifter
-Modified Grannys trans cross member with new bushings for exhaust clearance
-Wilwood 7/8" master cylinder with adapter to mount to RX-7 firewall correctly
-SS braided Slave cylinder line
-Ronin 8.8 IRS swap kit with 4340 Axles
-Aluminum Housing 8.8 with Trac-lock limited slip, completely rebuilt, 3.73 gear.
-Strange Chromoly pinion yoke and output shaft yoke with 1350 U-joints
-DTS built steel Driveshaft.
 
Suspension/Brakes
-Tein coilovers, single adjustable rebound, 32 settings, 9K fronts/7K rears, Front camber plates, less than 2000 miles
-Rebuilt front and rear factory T2 brake calipers, SS braided lines
-New wheel bearings front and rear within 500 miles.
-Slotted Front rotors, solid rears, Hawk HP+ pads within 500 miles
-New Poly bushings throughout the entire suspension/subframe. Rear subframe and Diff Mount bushings are Delrin.
-DTSS eliminators
-Mazdatrix adjustable rear camber link
-Front Strut tower bar (solid)
 
Interior
No cruise control or AC, everything else, including heater, lights, interior switches, knobs and buttons work just as they should. Center switch panel has switches for the ignition, fuel pump, electric fan, interior lights and an extra, all labeled. It also has the starter button, which is very satisfying to push.  All switches and circuits are fused and relayed properly and tucked under the dash out of sight. The ECU for the engine is mounted and secure in the passenger side kick panel area. Manual steering rack works great, no problems with parking or at low speeds at all, and the steering feel is amazing. Most plastics and interior pieces are there and in good shape. The center dash area has a guage pod with the Autometer guages installed. Carpet is in good shape.
 
-Chromoly 1 5/8" 6 Point rollbar, Professionally installed and TIG welded. Painted black. Stiffened up the entire chassis very nicely
-Corbeau Seats with sliding brackets
-Corbeau 5 Point harnesses. All belts installed correctly/legally
-Momo Suede steering wheel and adapter
-Custom made switch panel with Ignition button
-Battery Relocated to bin behind drivers seat, new 1/0 cable ran throughout car and to hidden cutoff switch behind passenger seat for security
-Radio installed but not wired, speakers removed
-Autometer Oil Pressure/Oil Temp/Water temp/Boost/ guages
-AEM wideband AFR with digital guage
 
Power adder
-Procharger D1SC with 4.1" pulley installed, 3.8" pulley included. Clocked correctly for oiling, less than 1000 miles on entire Procharger setup.
-Procharger vertical flow intercooler with 3" piping
-Procharger Race bypass valve
-A&A Corvette dual tensioner bracket setup for 6 rib belt. (no slipping)
 
Exterior
For being a car built in 1987, its in FANTASIC shape. As I said earlier, I know the history of this car personally going back to 2002. The previous owners from that point on were very good friends of mine. The chassis itself has ZERO rust. Probably thanks to the factory undercoating Mazda put on, But also in part to the fact its been garage kept and maintained religiously. The exterior was painted a few years ago, I would give the paint a 9/10. It has a couple knicks in it, but overall I doubt you will find an 87 in better condition. The underside has remains of the sticky undercoating in places but for the most part is clean and rust free. The subframes were taken out at the time of the swap and powdercoated black and the engine bay was painted black with POR, I swear by the stuff, its liquid powder coat.
 
-Repainted Sunrise Red 3 years ago, Very nice overall, was done by a professional body shop, (not macco) couple scratches and chips now, but not noticeable.
-AWR rear fenders, Blended in perfectly. Doesn't upset the factory body lines at all (IMO) and will fit 315's in the rear
-CCW Race Version classic wheels, 3 piece, 17x9's in front and 17x11.5" rear. Have multiple barrels (inners and outers) to make them different sizes if wanted. Centers powder coated black, outer lips repolished and new hardware installed 2 years ago.
-Kumho XS tires with less than 1000 miles, 245's front, 295's rear.
-Unknown lower front lip, fiberglass
-Auto latching hood pins
-New windshield 3 years ago
-Side mirrors painted black
 
Cons
-Speedometer doesn't work
-Radio isn't hooked up, no speakers
-Belt squeaks sometimes on startup, goes away quickly
-Passenger side window motor is weak. Still moves, just slowly
-Sunroof inoperable, could easily be fixed
-Radio surround cracked
-Sunroof has bubbling under paint, will be fixed before the sale.

Overall
OK, So if you read through all that you probably deserve a pat on the back. I believe I listed/remembered most of the major stuff, but I may have forgot some things. The general idea is that not much on this car hasn't been upgraded/modified/replaced/refreshed at some point, Its the complete package. Everything on the car works just as it should, Minus the few things I listed. The car has been LS swapped for almost 6 years now, the Procharger was added about 3 years ago. Before the Procharger the car made 460 hp/440 ftlbs to the tires, on a mustang dyno, running 93 octane. After the Procharger was added the car made 580 HP and 500 Ftlbs on the same dyno at 7 psi, running 110 octane. Its unbelieveablely fast, and will spin the 295's through the first 3 gears if you want it too. But its also very useable power if driven correctly (and carefully). Before the Procharger was added I took it to Milan Dragway here in Michigan once and it went 11.60's at 127 mph on street tires, with a terrible 60' time. Ive havent been back to the drag strip since the Procharger was put on, but I have done an open track day with it at Waterford Hills Raceway and it preformed awesome.
 
Why Im selling
-Its simple, I don't drive it enough, nothing more to it. A few years ago I started road racing and doing time trials in my Subaru STI with NASA, and that has pretty much taken up all of my free time. Between racing 8-10 weekends a year, maintaining the Subaru and working at my job I just don't have the time to enjoy the RX-7 like I used to. It deserves to be driven and enjoyed and will make someone else extremely happy.
 
Price-lowered to $14,000, firm!
-$
Some people will say im asking too little, some will say im asking too much. The fact is that its a niche market car and difficult to establish a price for. I think its well worth the price considering how much money, work and development I have into it.  So I came up with a number I would be happy letting it go to someone who would really enjoy it. The price is somewhat firm, but there's always room for some negotiations. Email is easiest to get in contact with me. Fox4life@gmail.com
 
Enough writing, on to what everyone actually wants to see, the pictures!
« Last Edit: February 09, 2015, 08:50:25 PM by fox4life »

Offline fox4life

Re: FS: 87 T2. LS6/T56/Procharger/Widebody/8.8IRS/CCW's...
« Reply #1 on: September 18, 2014, 08:34:06 AM »
My procharged ls6 FC  RX7 start up.: http://youtu.be/qVcZcJKxtlQ

Ls6 pro charged fc rx-7 dyno pull: http://youtu.be/wfGMsDXQTxk


Offline rx5point7

Re: FS: 87 T2. LS6/T56/Procharger/Widebody/8.8IRS/CCW's...
« Reply #2 on: September 18, 2014, 10:43:41 PM »
My new favorite FC.  You sir have excellent taste. 

Offline fox4life

Re: FS: 87 T2. LS6/T56/Procharger/Widebody/8.8IRS/CCW's...
« Reply #3 on: September 22, 2014, 01:16:03 PM »
Thank you, rx5point7!

Over 300 views and there doesn't seem to be much interest yet. Maybe im being a little optimistic with the price? Im not firm on price, open to reasonable offers! I'd rather not part this beautiful, perfectly driving car out.

Offline largeorangefont

Re: FS: 87 T2. LS6/T56/Procharger/Widebody/8.8IRS/CCW's...
« Reply #4 on: September 22, 2014, 01:27:25 PM »
It is a beautiful car, but at that price, it is a niche car for a niche market. It is going to take awhile to sell because of the close proximity to swapped FD prices.

I think you'd find a buyer easily for a good price if you put the car back to NA and parted the Procharger kit out.

Quote from: cool
Sell it to spacevomit.  He'll finish it.

Offline frijolee

Re: FS: 87 T2. LS6/T56/Procharger/Widebody/8.8IRS/CCW's...
« Reply #5 on: September 22, 2014, 02:20:29 PM »
I hope you see every cent of what you're asking.  This represents a great deal more powertrain that a 17k FD would offer.  Between the widebody, 8.8, and blower, this is a heck of a car. 

I think your asking price is reasonable, but whether you'll get it or not all depends on what the market is willing to pay.
LS2 stroker FC, Mandeville big brakes, widebody, etc
Build thread:  http://www.norotors.com/index.php?topic=1274.0
www.roninspeedworks.com

LargeOrangeFont says: "Joel is right, and I love Joel. But his car sounds like the wrath of God."   ;)

Offline largeorangefont

Re: FS: 87 T2. LS6/T56/Procharger/Widebody/8.8IRS/CCW's...
« Reply #6 on: September 22, 2014, 05:38:35 PM »
Thanks for the opinions guys, appreciate the input.

 I had considered that the price would be close to FD prices. But an FD at the level of parts, condition and development that my car is at would be well into the $30,000 range. I figured half of that would be a good starting point for my car, but I also realize its only worth what someone is willing to pay.

That being said, I thought about taking the procharger off, but I felt like I would be taking a step backwards with the car because of the development that has gone into it. It is an option to potential buyers though.

So for anyone interested:
$17,000 as is.
$14,000 as is, without the Procharger. Tuned on 93, 460 hp.
$13,000 without the Procharger or CCW's (I have a set of similar size ARE wheels to replace them with)

I partially agree.. You do have a well sorted car, and a FD at a similar level would command in the high $20s (I'd say close to $30 for one with working AC, and near perfect interior) but FCs are worth well less than half of FDs to start off.

You are better off advertising your car on car sites that don't deal in Rx7s. You will get more money for the car in the end.  I would put up and ebay add for it and keep rerunning it. Also put the car up on local track or HPDE forums. 

I dont think you are totally out of line with your pricing, it is just going to take awhile to find someone that wants to spend that much coin on an FC. That said, from a performance per dollar and quality of car, it is a relative bargain. 

Quote from: cool
Sell it to spacevomit.  He'll finish it.

Offline digitalsolo

Re: FS: 87 T2. LS6/T56/Procharger/Widebody/8.8IRS/CCW's...
« Reply #7 on: September 22, 2014, 07:09:25 PM »
FWIW, I made about 18k parting out my FC and I kept a few little pieces and sold a few things cheap to friends.   I think it's nearly impossible to find someone to buy these cars complete.   I'd have asked ~22k for mine complete.
Blake MF'ing McBride
1988 Mazda RX7 - Turbo LS1/T56/ProEFI/8.8/Not Slow...   sold.
1965 Mustang Coupe - TT Coyote, TR6060, modern brakes/suspension...
2007 Aston Martin V8 Vantage - Gen V LT4/TR6060, upper/lower pullies, headers, tune.
2021 Tesla Model 3 Performance - Stock...ish.

Offline Tictakman

Re: FS: 87 T2. LS6/T56/Procharger/Widebody/8.8IRS/CCW's...
« Reply #8 on: September 22, 2014, 08:25:45 PM »
I did what Blake did and made what i was asking for my "complete car" price.

Zak

Offline jax04

Re: FS: 87 T2. LS6/T56/Procharger/Widebody/8.8IRS/CCW's...
« Reply #9 on: September 22, 2014, 08:40:43 PM »
crap, i do not like red, but this is one CLEAN FC! 

WIsh you the best of luck with the sale man!
Project Deadpool--FC--347ci LS1-Powerglide--CRT88mm--TIME TO BREAK SOME SHIT!

Offline kunz111

Re: FS: 87 T2. LS6/T56/Procharger/Widebody/8.8IRS/CCW's...
« Reply #10 on: September 22, 2014, 09:52:59 PM »
How much for the procharger kit with intercooler?

Offline Sho Amo

Re: FS: 87 T2. LS6/T56/Procharger/Widebody/8.8IRS/CCW's...
« Reply #11 on: September 23, 2014, 05:12:44 AM »
At 14k thats an amazing deal with no blower. Damnit. What happened to that 14k I had sitting around??

 :cheers:
[Sold] '90 GTU LS1/t56

Offline fox4life

Re: FS: 87 T2. LS6/T56/Procharger/Widebody/8.8IRS/CCW's...
« Reply #12 on: September 23, 2014, 01:04:17 PM »
Just to be clear, I won't be selling parts off the car before the car is sold. Sorry for the confusion.
 :cheers:

Offline gc3

Re: FS: 87 T2. LS6/T56/Procharger/Widebody/8.8IRS/CCW's...
« Reply #13 on: September 23, 2014, 01:10:42 PM »
Damn, just down the street too, I'd love to come check it out/possibly get a ride in it, even though I can't possibly afford it.
send me a pm if you are up for that, I can show up in my rx7 that is worth a fraction of yours... I'm in waterford so pretty easy to drive by.

Offline jasons

Re: FS: 87 T2. LS6/T56/Procharger/Widebody/8.8IRS/CCW's...
« Reply #14 on: September 23, 2014, 04:35:12 PM »
What a beautiful TII. Excellent job with the build. I hope the right buyer comes along and you get your deserved price.
-Jason
There are two kinds of people: those who say to God, 'Thy will be done,' and those to whom God says, 'All right, then, have it your way.'
-C. S. Lewis