Supercharged Screamer: 1984 Mazda RX-7 GSL

Before the current owner purchased it through the BaT auction in December 2015, the 1982 Mazda RX - 7 GSL spent 33 years with the original owner. The power comes from a 1 liter 12 A Wankels Ibelfit that fits a 5-speed manual transmission and limit slip. Recent maintenance includes oil change

In the United States, 13 B was available from 1974 to 1978 and then retired from the car, but continued RX - 7 GSL - SE from 1984 to 1985. In 1995, when the last batch of American size RX - 7 was sold, it disappeared from the US market again. From 1972 Mazda Luce / RX - 4 to 2002 RX - 7, the engines were continuously used in Japan. In the Wankel engine using 13B-RESI, the tuned intake manifold was first used. RESI = rotating engine super spray. The so-called dynamic effect air intake has a two-stage air intake box that achieves supercharger-like effects from Helmholtz resonance which opens and closes the air intake. The RESI engine also has a Bosch L-Jetronic fuel injection system. The output power increases significantly by 135 horsepower (101 kW) and 180 newton meters (133 lb-ft lbs)

Before the current owner purchased it through the BaT auction, the 1982 Mazda RX - 7 GSL spent 33 years with the first owner in December 2015. Power comes from a 1.1 liter 12 A Wankel swivel fit that fits the 5-speed manual transmission and limit slip. Recent maintenance includes oil change

For Mazda fans, rotary engines are attractive. It defined the super smooth capabilities of the brand, and in particular it was able to board the moon again in the early American market with the RX - 7 sports car. Unfortunately, it has a legendary appetite for fuel and oil, and since the departure of the RX - 8 sports coupe, the Mazda line - up has not rotated. However, the company has not given up on this technology, and now Mazda announced clearly that it will regain rotation.

In the 1970s and 1980s, Mazda patented a rotary engine in a series of cars. The most notable of them was the high performance sports car which can be used as Mazda RX - 7, coupe or convertible. The car first generation debuted in 1978, but it was the third generation released in 1991 - the most successful and most acclaimed model. However, the decline of popularity means that it was only sold in Japan in your country before died in 2002. Mazda had a great success with the world-scale two-seater Mazda MX-5 (Miata / Eunos). Since its release in 1989, it has been updated several times. Two 2 + 2 coupés released in 1991, Mazda MX-3 and Mazda MX-6