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Win the 500hp Mazda RX-7 Zimax Racing Works demo car!
Highly modified Mazda RX-7 built by Zimax Racing Works, a top end rotary tuning shop established 1993 in Tokyo Japan.
Built as their demo car with absolutely no expense spared in creating this extremely special RX-7. Featured on the Monky London channel & John confirmed as an absolute ripper.
Zimax Racing Spec-III 13B engine running 500hp on a full Trust Greddy TD07 turbo with modern Link G4x standalone ECU & extensively upgraded fuel system.
Fully built 13B with eccentric shaft WPC treatment, rotor land processing, port polishing, rotor weight adjustment, dynamic balancing & now benefits from a Rotor Torque half bridge port for all the braperoonis.
Full Trust Greddy TD07-25G turbo kit inc manifold/external wastegate/downpipe, Trust Greddy intake pipe, Trust Greddy V-mount intercooler complimented with a Zimax Racing Titanium exhaust system giving her an absolutely glorious sound track.
Bespoke suspension package including PCR fully adjustable coilovers, Bestex springs, full array of Auto EXE braces, Zimax Racing arms, pillow ball mounts, poly bushes throughout plus a lot more – handles beautifully & extremely competent on the road & track.
Stepped dished Volk TE37V MkII alloy wheels, R888 semi slick tires & an OS Giken 1.5-Way super lock LSD help put power to the ground with immense traction. The brakes have also been fully upgraded with overhauled RS brake calipers & Project Mu 2 piece disks front & rear.
Bride Zieg IV interior, Bride subframes, Takata harnesses, full array of Defi link meters, Vertex steering wheel & full roll cage increasing chassis rigidity massively.
Exterior looks stunning with full genuine RE-Amemiya AD-GT kit from front to the rear, RE-Amemiya full carbon canards, RE-Amemiya AD-9 carbon bonnet, RE-Amemiya carbon bonnet under tray, RE-Amemiya carbon GT spoiler, RE-Amemiya rear carbon diffuser the list goes on.
An incredibly built car & one of the last iconic Japanese RX7 builds. To commission this car today you would be looking at well over £100,000, and now you have a chance to take her home for the price of a bottle of premix.
Full specification:
1994 Mazda RX7
FD3S JDM import
Zimax Racing Works demo car
Bespoke Japanese build
13B rotary
Rotor Torque half bridge port
All the braperoonis
Zimax Racing Spec-III 13B Engine
Port polishing
Rotor land processing
Eccentric shaft WPC treatment
Rotor weight adjustment
Dynamic balancing
Big Bore throttle processing
Trust Greddy TD07-25G turbo
Trust Greddy 50mm wastegate
Trust Greddy manifold
Trust Greddy downpipe
Zimax Racing Titanium exhaust system
Rotor Torque idler pully kit (air pump removed)
Trust Greddy intake pipe
Trust Greddy blow-off valve
Trust Greddy hard pipe kit
Trust Greddy V-mount intercooler
Zimax Racing V-mount 3-Layer aluminum radiator
Radiator V-Mount ducting
HKS AST delete coolant expansion tank
Zimax Racing oil Catch Tank
2 x Setrab Oil Coolers
B&M Ignition Amplifier
4 x 850cc Injectors
Sard Fuel pressure regulator
Nismo in-tank duel pump
Sard Fuel swirl pot
Walboro 350 fuel pump
Rotor Torque fuel rail
Exedy double carbon clutch
RE-Amemiya short shifter
OS Giken 1.5-Way super lock LSD
Braided clutch Line
Auto EXE front upper brace
Auto EXE front lower brace
Auto EXE rear upper brace
Auto EXE Rear lower brace
6-Point through dash roll cage
Full pillow ball bushing
Zimax Racing traction rod
Partsshopmax rear lower arms
Traction rod pillow bush
Zimax Racing rear upper arm
Zimax Racing front tension rod
RE-Amemiya anti-roll bar stabiliser bridge bar
Gresswells Custom Mounting Cage
PCR fully adjustable coilovers
Bestex custom springs
Volk TE37V MkII 18×10 et 15 alloy wheels
Toyo R888R 255 35 18 tires
Type RS brake calipers (overhauled)
Project Mu 2 piece front discs
Project Mu 2 piece rear discs
EBC Red Stuff pads front and rear
Link G4x full standalone ECU
Pivot Digital speed meter-V
Mazda Speed 300km/h speedometer
Defi multi link controller
Defi boost gauge
Defi Exhaust temperature gauge
Defi oil pressure gauge
Defi oil temperature gauge
Defi water temperature gauge
Battery re-located to boot
Custom battery aluminum cover/tray
Battery kill switch
RE-Amemiya AD-9 carbon bonnet
RE-Amemiya carbon bonnet under tray
RE-Amemiya AD-GT front bumper
RE-Amemiya AD-GT front Fenders
RE-Amemiya AD-GT side skirts
RE-Amemiya AD-GT rear fenders
RE-Amemiya carbon GT spoiler
RE-Amemiya AD-GT front bumper carbon diffuser
RE-Amemiya AD-GT carbon front bumper canards
RE-Amemiya carbon front fender diffuser
RE-Amemiya carbon side skirt extension
RE-Amemiya AD-GT carbon rear super canards
RE-Amemiya rear carbon diffuser
RE-Amemiya DuckTail rear light cover
Carbon exhaust guard
Craft Square carbon wing mirrors
Front tow hook
Rear tow hook
Bonnet aero catches
Bride Zieg IV drivers seat
Bride Zeta IV Passenger Seat
Bride seat rails
Takata Race 4 point harness both sides
Vertex steering wheel
RE-Amemiya 3 gauge dash panel
Carbon 2 gauge pod holder
Likewise Daytona Pro shift knob
Monky London lanyard (+10hp)
Peak RX7 confirmed
Overall an incredible modification list, massive heritage, extremely fast & one of the best handling RX7’s out there in our opinion.
A very special car that now just requires a special home.
Grab your tickets now to see if you’re taking the keys to the incredible Mazda RX7 Zimax Racing demo car!
Good luck homies & homettas!
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