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Re: Mazda Engines
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Posted by Luis Eduardo Yepes on March 27, 2000 at 06:00:42 from (209.88.10.226):
In Reply to: Mazda Engines posted by Dick Pastor on October 06, 1999 at 06:48:20:
I am a fan to the career cars, and at this time am preparing a car to compete in fan careers in my country, Colombia . I have a motor of mazda of 1300 c.c. and I request of the way but amiable that advise me and teach me to prepare my car . I need initially your direction, by that hardly I am a fan and I am beginning in these things . I want learn how is made : I port and polish cylinder headspistons balancing and crankshaft as is reduced the weight from the different parts of the motor etc. I�m conscious of the fact that it is a very vast and difficult information to giving, but the truth is that in my country is very little what can be consulted of with respect to these topics Anyone that it will be your response, I want it to have . furthermore I am prepared to complying with all the respect conditions of the managing of the information that you supply me . them I repeat that I am a fan to the mechanics, that alone wants to prepare a car to run it with a group of friends that have the same interest .
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