My RX-7

[KiwiDave]

Envious of your Moog idler arm. They are a LHD fitment only amd can't be reversed for RHD. Top marks for polishing skills

[Viljami]

Envious of your Moog idler arm. They are a LHD fitment only amd can't be reversed for RHD. Top marks for polishing skills

I don´t want to rub it in your face but that idler arm improved steering feel a lot. But as we fitted it in with my mate we had really hard time as it was very TIGHT to turn into place

[Ghostkls]

It is amazing what some polish and elbow grease can do for a car. She is really looking good! I would kill for one of those moog idler arms... Sadly SA has RHD cars....

[Viljami]

It is amazing what some polish and elbow grease can do for a car. She is really looking good! I would kill for one of those moog idler arms... Sadly SA has RHD cars....

Thank you! Eventhough I wasn´t satisfied with gloss on pics taken last summer (ones with Saab wheels) and these pics were taken before i even owned polishing machine.
Here are few videos about my car. When I introduced myself to forum I posted one of these, but if you haven´t seen that take a look

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Zk7uTua41w

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0LW9e03El84

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZYDm3TfvkL0

[codge]

Hi mate,

Thanks for the pics. Has Finland always been Left Hand Drive or did you switch -with Sweden? -in the 1970's?

Codge

[KiwiDave]

Just watched those vids .... nice!!

[Viljami]

Hi mate,

Thanks for the pics. Has Finland always been Left Hand Drive or did you switch -with Sweden? -in the 1970's?

Codge

Finland has always had Left hand drive, which is bit weird as usually things here are followed from sweden very carefully

[codge]

Without wishing to touch on possibly sensitive history, is that perhaps the Russian influence?

[re japi]

Without wishing to touch on possibly sensitive history, is that perhaps the Russian influence?

I dont know actually. It might be...

[Viljami]

Without wishing to touch on possibly sensitive history, is that perhaps the Russian influence?

Didn´t know answer to this question and made some research Finland used to have "right hand drive" until 1858 as Czar of Russia converted traffic to be left handed. Back at that time Finland was mostly forest and cities were relatively small comparing to other parts of europe, so transition wasn´t as dramatic as in Sweden. As with finnish history there isn´t anything sensitive about Russia at age of Czars. At that time first railroads were built in Finland and Finland were given own currency etc. Sensitive parts come from World War II with Soviet Union but that is whole another story.