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Rotora Carbon Wing Stolen


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i am posting up on behalf of a lad on another forum i go on, he has had his Rotora Carbon Wing Stolen off of his 1993 RX7 in Thornton Heath, Croydon. there are only three of these wings in the country one on an RX7 in Scotland, one on an MR2 in Swindon and one in the hands of thieving chav scum.

 

if you see a second hand one for sale can you please let me know and i will get in touch with him

 

this is the wing on andys Rex

http://shockmr2.com/andysrx7.JPG

 

cheers

 

Rich

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i am posting up on behalf of a lad on another forum i go on, he has had his Rotora Carbon Wing Stolen off of his 1993 RX7 in Thornton Heath, Croydon. there are only three of these wings in the country one on an RX7 in Scotland, one on an MR2 in Swindon and one in the hands of thieving chav scum.

Rich

 

One on a Supra in Gosport also.

 

BTW, just because I'm not on the list doesn't mean I'm a thieving chav scum!

 

Also, this thread is a :repost:

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Sorry i have just re read my original post and realised that i hadn't put all the facts in it, there are only 3 of this type of wing that have been officially imported, it is different to the general market Rotora GT Wing in that it is a limited edition 63" wide GT wing (normal ones are 58") and was designed and wind tunnel tested to produce effective downforce, there were only 25 of the 63" wings ever made. They were made as a promotional tool to be fitted to track cars to try and sell Rotora Brakes in the US.

 

hope this clears up some confusion

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  • 3 months later...

No it isnt I think you will find,That spoiler he has has been on the car for over a year now and did infact have it stolen himself once,I live 3 doors down from nick and I can put my life on it that he doesnt have a stolen spoiler,The spoiler on his car is wider than standard as it was a limited production run and if you want to go and look at his web site then you can see it all for yourself as he got the wing on a deal with the brakes

 

http://www.shockmr2.com

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No it isnt I think you will find,That spoiler he has has been on the car for over a year now and did infact have it stolen himself once,I live 3 doors down from nick and I can put my life on it that he doesnt have a stolen spoiler,The spoiler on his car is wider than standard as it was a limited production run and if you want to go and look at his web site then you can see it all for yourself as he got the wing on a deal with the brakes

 

http://www.shockmr2.com

 

Attilla already said in his first post that one of the known-three is on an MR2 in Swindon.

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Talking of Swindon - I saw a "Huge Rear Spoiler" driving round the other day that had an Ford Escort 16v attached to it. Neither the spoiler or the car had a conventional engine, but were cleverly propelled by "Bass Audio Amplification" technology, or "BAA" to the experts in this field.

Luckily I had parked up the Supra in Halfords (How many of you do this?) to walk into town and avoid paying for carpark fees AND avoid killing my side and front skirts in the multi-storey.

 

The grinning youngster was very chuffed with himself, Im sure he was concentrating keeping the aircraft on the ground. I suppose as it was classified as an aircraft, it didn't need road tax, what a stoke of luck because there wasn't a sticker in sight.

 

Isn't it amazing what our younger petrolheads can achieve these days. ;)

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