1993 Mazda RX-7 FD

The 1993 Mazda RX-7 FD3S is a Japanese icon, known for its sleek design, advanced rotary engine, and exceptional handling. At the heart of this RX-7 lies the 13B-REW rotary engine, a lightweight, high-revving powerplant that produces around 280 horsepower in stock form. However, with the addition of the 67mm Borg Warner turbine, this car’s performance reaches a new level, producing over 500 horsepower (on dyno). One of the defining features of this RX-7 is its near-perfect 50:50 weight distribution and superior handling. The FD3S is a true driver's car, with a lightweight chassis and a finely-tuned suspension system that makes it incredibly nimble, even at high speeds. The FEED body kit enhances this car’s aerodynamic efficiency, with a wider stance and more aggressive styling that also helps with downforce at higher speeds. Upgraded coilover suspension and larger brakes are typically added to handle the increased power, making this RX-7 an exceptional track-focused machine. 

There is an extensive build sheet for this vehicle that would be more than happy to provide to potential buyers.