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Mazda RX8 SP Tribute Tarmac Rally Car This car was built to take on Targa Tasmania in the Early Modern Category. Since then the car has been used in the Australian Tarmac Rallies, taking out the Championship in 2023 Early Modern. This car is so well setup it is easy to drive with constant power and no turbo lag. https://youtu.be/q99dUqYGv2E?si=7NuChYIdCvaxCnRx 13B REW Borg Warner EFR 83/74 with .92 Series 2 6 speed gearbox OMP Winged Seats 2 x 6 Point Harnesses 2 Stage Heated Front Windscreen
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EVO7RS - Les Walkden built factory RS, Car No. L12. Ex Ed Ordynski car, CAMS Log booked, Chromoly welded cage, Freshly rebuilt Evo 9 Mivec motor to Targa spec, 250awkw, near new Owen Developments turbo, Motec ECU with anti lag, New MCA Gold suspension, freshly rebuilt RS gearbox, Coralba rally computer, heated front screen, quick release RaceTech wheel, near new oil cooler and radiator, Evo 9 front bumper and rear diffuser, new belts, new fire extinguisher plus fire bomb, 2 sets of OZ light weig
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LAST PRICE DROP BEFORE I PUT IT BACK TO ROAD SPEC AND SELL IT AS A ROAD CAR. A genuine black Tommi Makinen from Factory, a stunning looking car with race car performance on tap. This vehicle has been built beyond its factory shell and interior and is suited to either a serious tarmac rally competitor or someone looking for a seriously quick street car. There are extensive modifications throughout while keeping its standard appearance, all to fully comply with national tarmac regulations. Fresh
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Mazda RX8SP Tarmac Rally Car Drastic price reduction - must sell. Turbocharger, intercooler etc. removed and sold separately. Engine just rebuilt by Raceonly. First Owner was Mazda Australia, this is the genuine article – not a replica. Built for Allan Horsley with the purpose of winning Targa Tasmania. A ‘best of everything’ project Allan hoped to repeat the success of the RX7SP. Magazine article here: https://www.carsguide.com.au/car-news/mazda-looks-to-next-targa-24061?fbclid=IwAR3d3luBSSeLK