Talk:Mazda MX-3
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Deleted external links
editWorldwide Associations
- uk-mx3.com - UK Mazda MX-3 Community.
- MX-3.com - MX-3 Community site for Canada and USA.
- MX-West - MX-3 Enthusiasts of Western Canada & USA.
- MOCA (MX-3 Owners Club of Atlanta) - MX-3 Enthusiast Club in Atlanta, Georgia.
- Team Eunos Australia - Eunos Enthusiast Club in Australia.
- MX3-Forums.de - German MX-3 Forums.
- MX-3-community.de - Another German MX-3 Site.
- Mazda MX-3 Club Nederland - MX-3 Club In The Netherlands.
- Club MX-3 Quebec - MX-3 Club In Quebec, Canada.
- Mazda MX-3 Owners Club in Czech Republic - MX-3 Club In Czech Republic
- MX3ZONE BRASIL MX3ZONE - MX-3 in Brasil
- MX-3 CLUBE BRASIL MX-3 CLUBE - MX-3 in Brasil
- Modified Mazda - MX-3 Forum for USA and Canada
External links
- uk-mx3.com - UK Mazda MX-3 Community.
- MX-3.com
- MX6 Owners Club MX6 Owners club
- Mazda Autozam AZ-3
- MX-3 Photos
- mx3.cz - Czech Mazda MX3 Owners Club
- MX3ZONE BRASIL
- MX3CLUBE BRASIL
- Evilyeti.com - MX-3 Hatch Covers & Carbon Fiber Parts.
- Corksport.com - MX-3 Parts
These links were deleted a while ago. I'm placing them here in case they contain useful info. --Leedeth 23:01, 26 September 2007 (UTC)
Trim Designation?
editUnless the official trim level "GSR" exists within Mazda's internal or promotional nomenclature, I believe it should be removed or noted that a small number of "enthusiasts" use the term to differentiate their cars from the unmolested models. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 139.60.210.5 (talk) 21:05, 21 January 2008 (UTC)
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"This engine had a 7,000 rpm redline, and a 7,800 rpm fuel cutoff."
editI do not understand what the author of this line wants to say there ... Aren't the redline and the point of the fuel cutoff kind of synonymous, i.e. one and the same? Or does he refer to the paint or light markings on the cockpit instruments, where the area above 7,000 rpm might be marked in red? This is just for the optics and to signal to the driver that the car should never be revved this high while the engine is still cold (usually before you have driven for 10 miles continuously since the engine startup). -- Alexey Topol (talk) 10:02, 9 August 2024 (UTC)