Indianapolis, IN - The RX7 Revolution proudly announces the addition of Gotham Racing as a Primary Sponsor, and Session Speaker for this April’s rotary enthusiast event.



Located in Haltom City just north of Ft. Worth Texas; this 4000 square foot full service speed shop boasts four lifts, a dyno, and caters to all forced induction import vehicles. Gotham Racing has brought together a team of experienced mechanics who have been specializing in designing, building and driving high-output performance RX-7's for many years. Now they offer their extensive knowledge to fulfill customer's needs, whether it is building a high performance street car or an all-out race car.



Gotham Racing offers a wide variety of porting for your rotary engine, from a mild streetport to a half-bridge port, as well as internal work on all kinds of piston engines. They also offer experienced tuning of air/fuel ratio and ignition timing for all engine management systems, including AEM, Haltech, Power FC, Motec, Hondata, Electromotive, and Wolf 3D.



To complement their garage Gotham Racing also has a complete e-commerce website to help the import community easily locate parts for their import vehicles.



The RX7 Revolution is the Midwest’s premiere rotary enthusiast event. Starting April 25th, 2003 hundreds of rotary powered vehicles will be converging on Indianapolis, IN for a weekend of drag racing, featured tech sessions, and fellowship between rotary owners.



Located deep within the heartland of America, Indianapolis, IN offers the perfect location. Known as the Cross-roads of America and the United States Racing Capital, Indianapolis is adorned with beautiful highways leading directly into and around the city’s center. World renown for convenience, Indianapolis caters to automotive events. The Indianapolis 500, The Brickyard 400, and Formula One are all held in Indy. The setting for this event, Indianapolis Raceway Park, is the premier drag racing track in America and is home to the nation’s largest drag racing event, the NHRA Nationals.



Additional information about Gotham Racing is available on the web at www.gothamracing.com.



Additional information about the RX7 Revolution is available on the web at www.rx7revolution.com.

 

sweet!

 

I know it says "rotary car owners," but do people go even if they don't have rotaries, just to be around the cars?



...or am I just weird...

 

Well, I can't say you are weird I think this is the first time we have talked. There has been a lot of interest in non-rotary people showing up to check out the cars.



So, the answer is yes you could show up with a non-rotary car. You would just have to park in a different area and would not be allowed to run it down the dragstrip.

 

i am soo going to try to get up there.....it is much closer than seven stock......who's paying for the hotel????

 

Umm...you would be paying for the hotel. It was a decision we had to make, either raise the entrance fee (significantly) or let people try and split rooms. We have deals on two hotels, one is $45/night and the other is $50/night. The $50/night one has an indoor pool/spa.



Try the "News" page on the website, the phone numbers/addresses of the hotels are there, but our deal runs out on the 25th of this month.

 

Yeah I mean I would just be there to see the Sevens...something I might look into.



I wish I had an FD...

 

 

thats funny. ben, viper1308, has his car at gotham right now, and he says theyve been doing all of the work out of their house bc the shop isnt done yet

 

Shhh... the new shop is supposed to open in early April. Since it will be open before the revolution we just printed it that way