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Old Feb 20, 2008 | 04:19 PM
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FS: 2000 maxima engine and 350z trans in a 91-rx7

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Not sure where the best place is to post this. I guess I'll put it under the 5th gen as that's the power plant powering it. This is what it is:

It is a '91 Rx-7 which I installed a Nissan V6 from a 2000 maxima and a 6 speed from a 350z. (Rear Drive) I started driving the car in mid 2004. I had a great time with it but I need a bigger car so I buit another car using a 4 door car.

The motor in this car runs strong. It revs great etc. I don't know the actual miles but it came from a car that was wrecked after being on the road only 1 year (have the car fax). I installed the motor and have put 18,000 miles on it since. The trans is my second 350z trans as my first one had a grind in 3rd gear. The trans in it now is from a 2004 350z and shifts good. You can have the crappy as well with the car if you want it.

The Chassis has the rear back seat in it giving it the 2+2 effect. I've also converted the motorized seatbelts to standard. The body has NO noticable rust. Body is SOLID. It has some mild dents on the RH fender from where a deer ran into the side of the car. Stupid deer. the door on the RH side has a shallow dent near the edge of it. Paint is fair for a car of this age. It's a little chalky in the pictures but would shine up nice. The paint on the fin and one head light cover is could use some help.

Before I forget. A few that need attention. The Driverside rear caliper needs rebuilt/replaced as it is leaking. There is a leak in a heater hose just above the Driver side mainfold and I believe the fuel pressure regulator needs to be replaced (takes it a bit to build fuel pressure prior to start).

I've modified the car. The car has been modified. NO dealer will touch it. Most repair shops wil scratch their heads. This is for a guy that likes working on cars. I've modified the subframe, Steering shaft and the seatbelts. Therefore suitability for driving it on public roads is up to who owns it. The car does have a valid VA inspection sticker.

Oh it has no ac, No power steering and no front swaybar. I still have the swaybar and with some customising I believe it could be installed. I just have not done it. Less than 5,000 miles ago I put in a new walburo fuel pump. I have 2 brand new front rotors still in their boxes, a new master cylinder and rebuild kit for the rear calipers that I have never installed and a new ball joint for the rh front. Also 2 additional rims (a different rx-7 style) and tires are included. What else. Oh yah the car has AGX adustable shocks all round. about 18,000 miles on them. Front tires are in good shape the rears are worn pretty good. I put new brake pads all round on it in October. So less than 2,000 miles on them I'd say. And about that time I put a new ball joint on the left front. About a year or so about I put the "toe elimniator" bushings in the rear of the car.

Power Windows, sunroof, lights. All work. This Rx-7 has the 4 piston front brakes and vented front and rear disc. has a viscus limited slip diff. Racing beat mufflers (from my old rotary engine days).

I'm sure there is more. Ask me questions if you are interested. Feel free to e-mail me at

I'm looking for $3,000 OBO. For the right price I am willing to seperate the drivetrain from the chassis if someone would rather go that way.

I don't see where I can attach pics so check my thread on one of these board for pictures:
http://www.v8rx7forum.com/classified...tml#post458078

http://forums.hybridz.org/showthread...826#post856826

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Old Feb 20, 2008 | 10:04 PM
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wow, nice nice! bump for a a nice frankenstein.
Old Feb 21, 2008 | 01:55 AM
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you gotta be a member to view those pics
Old Feb 21, 2008 | 04:08 AM
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cant see the pics, need a user name and PW
Old Feb 22, 2008 | 08:36 AM
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i rember this build! very nice work. bump!!!
Old Feb 22, 2008 | 05:23 PM
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I'll have to find a place to host the pictures. In the mean time here are some my brother took awhile ago and put on his site. He's a little weird but the pictures are there.


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Old Mar 4, 2008 | 07:02 PM
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video's

I finally uploaded 2 videos that I took about the time I started this thread.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k6KbVDDVMUg

I'm not pushing it hard at the start. To be honest I wasn't trying to spin the tires. It's my drive way and I don't want a bunch of black streaks in it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ICZPxox5JZE

Start up and rev.

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Old Mar 5, 2008 | 11:04 AM
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Nice car and a cool swap. I remember Krismax telling me about this car cause you were asking him about 2000 VI stuff.

I've been looking at RX-7s as a next project car. From what I've read I can still use my 17" aftermarket rims for my Maxima with the '89~'95 RX-7s. The only thing that would be different is the hubcentric rings.

Though id rather have a LSx swap in one of these for the sound. However IMO a VQ swap provides more than enough power. I can see traction being an issue with the VQ let alone a LSx swap.

So how do these older RX-7s handle? Some people say the '93~'95 where the better handling, but I've yet to drive one and only see them at the road course.
Old Mar 5, 2008 | 02:49 PM
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Originally Posted by 98SEBlackMax
Nice car and a cool swap. I remember Krismax telling me about this car cause you were asking him about 2000 VI stuff.

I've been looking at RX-7s as a next project car. From what I've read I can still use my 17" aftermarket rims for my Maxima with the '89~'95 RX-7s. The only thing that would be different is the hubcentric rings.

Though id rather have a LSx swap in one of these for the sound. However IMO a VQ swap provides more than enough power. I can see traction being an issue with the VQ let alone a LSx swap.

So how do these older RX-7s handle? Some people say the '93~'95 where the better handling, but I've yet to drive one and only see them at the road course.
I tried the wheels from my wifes '96 maxima on the rx-7 and it looks like they'd fit. However the wheels on the Rx-7 are MUCH lighter.

I guess sound is definately a personal taste. I have a car with an LS1 in it and I wish it sounded more like my V6 powered Rx-7.

How do Rx-7's handle. Fantastic. I've never had a '93-95 but I've had a '86 and '91. This particular car would need some modifing to get the sway bar back on (as mentioned in the first post). The VQ into the Rx-7 was not an easy fit.
Old Mar 9, 2008 | 06:10 PM
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Car sold. From what I understand it made a 6 hr trip to PA no problems.
Old Mar 10, 2008 | 08:28 PM
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Holy snaps, did you post elsewhere on the internet too? I was really considering this, but had no clue it would sell this fast! Congrats! it was a fantastic project that I was sure envious of!
Old Mar 11, 2008 | 09:36 AM
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Originally Posted by m00njal
Holy snaps, did you post elsewhere on the internet too? I was really considering this, but had no clue it would sell this fast! Congrats! it was a fantastic project that I was sure envious of!
Thanks.
I had posted it on 2 other forums that focus on engine swaps. It sold quicker than I expected too.
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