font rotor magically un-blew an apex
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Sure you don't want to put some ATF in there?
(j/k)
Let the Power Foam sit in the motor as long as your patience will allow and then start it and drive it at highway speeds for at least an hour to be sure that the slot gets cleaned out real good. Make sure to buy a lottery ticket on the way home, you lucky...
(j/k)
Let the Power Foam sit in the motor as long as your patience will allow and then start it and drive it at highway speeds for at least an hour to be sure that the slot gets cleaned out real good. Make sure to buy a lottery ticket on the way home, you lucky...
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Originally posted by Steve Shulz
Compression test results? Just cause its whooshing doesnt mean its enough. I am glad to hear it though.
Compression test results? Just cause its whooshing doesnt mean its enough. I am glad to hear it though.
i know what your talking about
it wosshes pretty good
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Originally posted by wwilliam54
ive heard a ***** blown rotor seal woosh
i know what your talking about
it wosshes pretty good
ive heard a ***** blown rotor seal woosh
i know what your talking about
it wosshes pretty good
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Originally posted by pratch
I had 6 strong wooshes - and had 25 compression all around. Hook up the gauge and find out. It's so much better to be safe than sorry.
I had 6 strong wooshes - and had 25 compression all around. Hook up the gauge and find out. It's so much better to be safe than sorry.
the butt dyno will tell the tale
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Originally posted by TheTwinTurboRX-7
money, why
a compression guage is like 20 bucks
and lot so folks usually have them
money, why
a compression guage is like 20 bucks
and lot so folks usually have them
hmm, ill think about it
im pretty broke right now
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Originally posted by 1stgen4life
Is this power foam better than the water treatment?
Is this power foam better than the water treatment?
i water treated it recently
but mines running richer thatn **** due to a carb prob
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Water doesn't do a damned bit of anything unless you're adding the water under full load.
I don't trust anything by Amsoil (Am Soil) because of their shady business practices. However, if you use any serious decarbonizer on a rotary you MUST follow it up with a lube bath (teaspoonish of ATF/MMO/motor oil just like unflooding) because it WILL wash away the oil embedded in the rotor housing surface and compression will go to **** for a little while. Found that out the hard way.
I don't trust anything by Amsoil (Am Soil) because of their shady business practices. However, if you use any serious decarbonizer on a rotary you MUST follow it up with a lube bath (teaspoonish of ATF/MMO/motor oil just like unflooding) because it WILL wash away the oil embedded in the rotor housing surface and compression will go to **** for a little while. Found that out the hard way.
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Originally posted by peejay
Water doesn't do a damned bit of anything unless you're adding the water under full load.
I don't trust anything by Amsoil (Am Soil) because of their shady business practices. However, if you use any serious decarbonizer on a rotary you MUST follow it up with a lube bath (teaspoonish of ATF/MMO/motor oil just like unflooding) because it WILL wash away the oil embedded in the rotor housing surface and compression will go to **** for a little while. Found that out the hard way.
Water doesn't do a damned bit of anything unless you're adding the water under full load.
I don't trust anything by Amsoil (Am Soil) because of their shady business practices. However, if you use any serious decarbonizer on a rotary you MUST follow it up with a lube bath (teaspoonish of ATF/MMO/motor oil just like unflooding) because it WILL wash away the oil embedded in the rotor housing surface and compression will go to **** for a little while. Found that out the hard way.
What would you consider a serious decarbonizer? I have reason to believe that my motor has some intense carbon and I've tried everything to try and get it clean, do you have any other products that might work.
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Amsoil Power Foam or Techron concentrate.
I'm not fond of Amsoil's multi-level marketing, myself.
But I'd hardly call them shady, in fact they are about the most forthright company when it comes to information about their products. But I've been using Power Foam for about ten years now, and I can fully recommend it with no reservations.
I'm not fond of Amsoil's multi-level marketing, myself.
But I'd hardly call them shady, in fact they are about the most forthright company when it comes to information about their products. But I've been using Power Foam for about ten years now, and I can fully recommend it with no reservations.
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Man I wish we had that stuff around here. As far as I can tell it's impossible to get anything really effective for clearing carbon up here in Canada, that and the lack of MMO is brutal.
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Originally posted by Wankelguy
Let the Power Foam sit in the motor as long as your patience will allow and then start it and drive it at highway speeds for at least an hour to be sure that the slot gets cleaned out real good. Make sure to buy a lottery ticket on the way home, you lucky...
Let the Power Foam sit in the motor as long as your patience will allow and then start it and drive it at highway speeds for at least an hour to be sure that the slot gets cleaned out real good. Make sure to buy a lottery ticket on the way home, you lucky...
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have any of you read the thread about cleaning the carbon out with water. i personally have never done it but i don't think i have a big carbon build up problem. if all the recomended cleaning stuff is hard to find where you are then maybe you could try the water treatment.
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Originally posted by rx-7ames
have any of you read the thread about cleaning the carbon out with water. i personally have never done it but i don't think i have a big carbon build up problem. if all the recomended cleaning stuff is hard to find where you are then maybe you could try the water treatment.
have any of you read the thread about cleaning the carbon out with water. i personally have never done it but i don't think i have a big carbon build up problem. if all the recomended cleaning stuff is hard to find where you are then maybe you could try the water treatment.
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