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Ok ive been studding the rotary engine since my friend bought his about a year ago....About 3 months ago i finally got rid of my piece of shit DSM and maned up to the plate and bought a 1990 Rx7 GXL none turbo.....
I was currious who around here does port cutting and cutting the seals out to 3mm
I was currious who around here does port cutting and cutting the seals out to 3mm
Last edited by 95Ride; 04-02-2005 at 02:55 PM.
Some shops,and people will tell you porting a 6 port is not worth it.
You will get a increase of HP over stock,but dont expect big numbers.
Theres alot of people in the area who do porting,Yes a few shops also..
Full rebuild and porting your looking around $1300-$1600. start to finish
You ready?
Also what is CNC apex seals?
You will get a increase of HP over stock,but dont expect big numbers.
Theres alot of people in the area who do porting,Yes a few shops also..
Full rebuild and porting your looking around $1300-$1600. start to finish
You ready?
Also what is CNC apex seals?
Hey man the 4g63 can get the best increase from stock hp with stock internals than any other engine i know of. i love my 2g awd...
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Hey man the 4g63 can get the best increase from stock hp with stock internals than any other engine i know of. i love my 2g awd...
what does normally break in a dsm anyway besides axles?
Originally Posted by joe2dmax
what does normally break in a dsm anyway besides axles?
if its not turbo, or unless you are planning on running a lot of nitrous or something DO NOT put 3mm apex seals in it. you dont need them if you are NA. i dont even like them on turbo cars. they lower your redline because they are so heavy, and they will jump on the housing. unless that is you plan on spending almost $2000 on ceramic ones.
Originally Posted by 95Ride
yeah but what does it matter if something is constintly breaking on it....power is worthless if the car is not drivable
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Current: LS1-powered 88 Mazda Rx-7 : Forged : Heads/Cam : Traction???
On Hold: H/C LS1-powered FD - Doing it Once, Doing it Right, Eventually...
Daily Driver: 2000 Mercedes SLK230 - 2900 lbs : 190 hp : Upgraded Audio
Past: 420 rwhp '02 H/C EB Z06 - 230 rwhp S/C FC - 230k mile '90 Toyota
Originally Posted by kpbjls1
if its not turbo, or unless you are planning on running a lot of nitrous or something DO NOT put 3mm apex seals in it. you dont need them if you are NA. i dont even like them on turbo cars. they lower your redline because they are so heavy, and they will jump on the housing. unless that is you plan on spending almost $2000 on ceramic ones.
Originally Posted by B20.eg
Forget 3mm. its a waste and they didn't hold up nearly as well as the hurly 2peice 2mm. If you want to make a good decision, step up to some 2peice 2mm AVIATION SEALS. about 300 for a set. also, porting is worth it. i have a fairly large street port with minimal overlap and i saw massive gains with my T66. Look at ISC Racing services website. they do very nice porting for a resonable price.
were can you get the 2 pieace ones and why are they so much better and is ISC Racing local or will i have to ship the motor out?
Originally Posted by pianoprodigy
So you bought an Rx-7. Good choice. LOL.
Last edited by 95Ride; 04-06-2005 at 12:08 PM.
isc is located in winter haven. 3mm seals are thick hunks of junk. hurley seals held to 54 psi!!!! on their track car. i use aviation seals and they are wonderfull. thinkk of it this way... a thicker seal is going to hold more heat and dissipate it less, its going to increase chatter on the housings, unless the rotors are well balanced-it won't be able to hit as high of revs or the duration of a high rev. go to www.hurleyrotary.com or the aviation seal website.
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