1994 Mazda RX-7 Twin Turbo - Evil Twin

Climb inside Jack's RX-7 and the same attention to detail is evident. A set of red and black Sparco racing seats were installed on the stock seat rails and a Simpson five-point racing harness is provided for both occupants. With safety in mind, an Autopower rollcage was installed along with an APC fire extinguisher. The black-and-red "evil twin" theme is maintained with red accents everywhere and a Torasport red carbon dash kit. The floor-mats were custom made and embroidered with "Evil Twin," as was the rear deck mat. Water temperature and boost gauges were installed in an A-pillar pod and MOMO supplied the steering wheel and shift knob boot.

You might think Jack's RX-7 has reached the end of its evolution, but he has a few more tricks up his sleeve. "I plan to install a rear diffuser and possibly a scissor-door conversion a l Lamborghini Diablo. I am also considering painting the car with shade-shifting red and black paint."

You can be absolutely certain that whatever Jack does in the future, it will be carried out with the same attention to detail that makes the current version of the "Evil Twin" a dead-cert show winner.

Take a long hard look at this car; it's hard to believe that it's 8 years old. In fact, despite driving it on a regular basis, Jack has still only managed to rack up 9,000 original miles on the odometer. This is one clean RX-7 that's guaranteed to satisfy fans of Mazda's rotary rocketship everywhere.

By Andy Bui

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