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Inspector71 · 05-12-2016, 02:20 PM

For me, a reply from Team Stillen is like meeting a president! That totally settles it for me plus, the inclusion of a truly beautiful white Z convinced me. That picture ought to sold for framing. Or a poster. Thanks, I really appreciate this. P.S. I have watched your video on supercharging a red 370Z many times. Worth every dime.

As a postscript, I looked at the cost of replacement 13B Rx7 engines (84-85) and they run around $5K plus a $600 dollar core charge. That is the bare bones motor and you have to come up with all the add on's (solenoids ha ha) and other parts. So far, and maybe this is too optimistic, I've found 280Z motors running around $4K with many extras and internal upgrades (cams and so forth). I was this close to getting another Rx7 but I see the difference in engine rebuilds is significant.

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Inspector71 Enthusiast Member Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Lee's Summit Missouri Posts: 337 Drives: 2015 Pearl White Z Rep Power: 16	Wow, Team Stillen For me, a reply from Team Stillen is like meeting a president! That totally settles it for me plus, the inclusion of a truly beautiful white Z convinced me. That picture ought to sold for framing. Or a poster. Thanks, I really appreciate this. P.S. I have watched your video on supercharging a red 370Z many times. Worth every dime. As a postscript, I looked at the cost of replacement 13B Rx7 engines (84-85) and they run around $5K plus a $600 dollar core charge. That is the bare bones motor and you have to come up with all the add on's (solenoids ha ha) and other parts. So far, and maybe this is too optimistic, I've found 280Z motors running around $4K with many extras and internal upgrades (cams and so forth). I was this close to getting another Rx7 but I see the difference in engine rebuilds is significant. Last edited by Inspector71; 05-13-2016 at 12:31 PM. Reason: New data for comparison.