And perhaps the best part about it for us is that you can save yourself a trip to Japan to witness an actual RE-Amemiya-built FD3S scream down a track. Sean's RX-7 doesn't have plans to set the next time attack record or even be driven on the street, but it's a machine designed to handle Fuji Speedway and Tskuba Circuit with its balance of power, weight, and control. have a power-hungry mentality, which clashes with what RE-Amemiya and several other JDM tuners have believed in for years-responsiveness and balance are key. It's more about how the powerplant can efficiently relate to the rest of the chassis. It must be seen in person! When we interviewed Sean, it actually felt good not to hear the ol' excuse, "Oh, I love RX-7s, but I hate how fragile the 13B is, so I swapped it for a 2J/LS." If you're a real race junkie, you know power is not everything. If you are a pure rotary head, or even a JDM purist, this machine will give you goose bumps.
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