Or a way to keep fat chicks out of it
Or a way to keep fat chicks out of it
Ranger50 wrote: In reply to Gearheadotaku: 23800 ENGINE, SHORT M/T W/O ANTI THEFT LABEL (MANUAL TRANSMISSION>CALIF) (MANUAL TRANSMISSION>FED/CAN) - 071016. Required: 001. W/O ANTI THEFT LABEL (MANUAL TRANSMISSION>USA/CAN) (MANUAL TRANSMISSION>HARD SUSP). Required: 001. $2001.00 23800 N3Y102200R00 ROTARY ENGINE SHORT 6MT W/ANTI THEFT LABEL (MANUAL TRANSMISSION>CALIF) (MANUAL TRANSMISSION>FED/CAN) 071016 -. Required: 001. $4996.52
What is an "ANTI THEFT LABEL" that seems to be worth close to three grand?
fidelity101 wrote: And I would avoid atkins kits, lots of paper/cork gaskets. Rotary Aviation is worth the coin and very comparable in price.
Mazda gasket sets are all paper/cork gaskets, too.
Which is why I just make my own intake gaskets from rubberized cardboard gasket stock, use the RX-8 front cover gasket (o-ring problem? WHAT o-ring problem?) and Harbor Freight O-rings and Right Stuff for everything else. Most of my cost for a disassembly and reassembly is in the fluids since the front cover gasket is "infinitely reuseable" and the intake gaskets usually come off in one piece too.
BoxheadTim wrote:Ranger50 wrote: In reply to Gearheadotaku: 23800 ENGINE, SHORT M/T W/O ANTI THEFT LABEL (MANUAL TRANSMISSION>CALIF) (MANUAL TRANSMISSION>FED/CAN) - 071016. Required: 001. W/O ANTI THEFT LABEL (MANUAL TRANSMISSION>USA/CAN) (MANUAL TRANSMISSION>HARD SUSP). Required: 001. $2001.00 23800 N3Y102200R00 ROTARY ENGINE SHORT 6MT W/ANTI THEFT LABEL (MANUAL TRANSMISSION>CALIF) (MANUAL TRANSMISSION>FED/CAN) 071016 -. Required: 001. $4996.52What is an "ANTI THEFT LABEL" that seems to be worth close to three grand?
I was wondering the same thing.
California only. Hmm.
I've heard of some law there where if you are stopped by the police and they inspect your car and see that the VIN on the engine doesn't match the car, they can arrest you and impound/crush your car on suspect of stolen parts.
$3k could easily be administrative fees, Kind of a "market adjustment" thing.
Still having trouble contacting the guy. I've got his number, but he works nights and I work days.
In reply to Knurled:
What happened to the state being required to prove something.......oh wait, nvm......cali. 
He sold it. Dangit.
Just found this one because of TR8Todd.
http://boston.craigslist.org/sob/cto/4078000173.html
Automatic kills it for me, but it seems a good deal of you are handy with a wrench. I would totally do it if it were a 6-speed.
2006 and later autos are not bad, and an auto to auto swap might be easier than auto to manual.
(edit) just saw it was a 2005.
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