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Janspeeds are too noisy on a street car IMO.... we only used to fit them back in the day because they were cheap compared to the factory exhaust systems but a double S is easier to live with on a road car. The Janspeed systems do up the power but the trade off with the noise makes them unappealing....

Hi all, could any one tell me how to remove steering wheel horn pad so I can realign my steering wheel have tried to twist it and lever it, but am worried about damaging wheel. Also I have a Janspeed exhaust system fitted and its so noisy at 70 mph and around town would like to keep the system but, ...

Is your car a Series 3? I think the 16" Kenlowe fan will probably only fit on the deeper late-model radiator. I have a 14" on my Series 3 and there's definitely room for an extra two inches... lol :roll: Ask the missus why that matters. With that said, the 14" has been perfectly adeq...

As Keith said. The old MR2 fans are supposed to be quite an easy swap over. Here's the topic on how to install them: http://www.rx7fb.com/viewtopic.php?f=23&t=74 I have also got myself a 16" single speed Kenlowe from Demon Tweeks, but won't be installing it until after my MOT at the end of...

myatt1972 wrote:Early mr2 twin fans fit quite well, Ian65 has them. viewtopic.php?f=4&t=2174&start=70
Ive got a kenlowe and its been great, also add a manual overide switch

Thanks myatt72,i think I will go with your recommendation thanks for speedy reply.
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these are decent fan controllers.... http://www.carbuildersolutions.com/uk/adjustable-fan-controller-thermostat and you need a 16" fan ideally The MR2 fans are good but require either 2 controllers or a controller that will run 2 fans......on a N/A car, I'd go for a Kenlowe type setup..... nic...

Hi all ,viscous fan over driving causing fan belt to slip,does any one know the best electric fan conversion option don't mind a DIY job.
Regards tonyg911.

As Ian says,very easy fix. If you can hang on a couple of weeks I have the Part No. back at home, but alternatives would be just as good if not better. Meanwhile do please let us have a rough location for the location list. Ta......codge (Dave) Hi codge,thanks for advice have ordered poly bush kit,...

Hi, welcome to the forum, good to hear you've bought a 1st gen and are already enjoying it. Forget about genuine Mazda idler arm bushes, they don't last 5 minutes and you will then have vague steering again. Poly bushes are the way to go......they are durable and are basically fit and forget...... ...

Hi,just bought a loverly 85 model reg C399JAT in sunrise red 43k I have allways wanted one,the engine has fascinated me for a long time.Very pleased with the smooth power delivery and comfortable driving position. But have found the steering idler arm bushes are worn,and the local main agents carnt ...