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From: Surrounded by Sebey parts, Rhode Island
A $1500 rebuild generally doesn't include new housings and rotors. I would look for a good used engine with low miles at a wrecking yard or buy a good runner and swap the motor out.
Lots of people do rebuilds for $1500 or less, but they usaully are lapping the side plates, new seals, but re-using everything else. These rebuilds can last 6 months to year in my opinion.
http://www.rotarywarehouse.com/
http://www.hurley-engineering.ltd.uk/default.aspx
http://corksport.com/page/17zl5/Home.html
There are many others.
my 2 cents
Lots of people do rebuilds for $1500 or less, but they usaully are lapping the side plates, new seals, but re-using everything else. These rebuilds can last 6 months to year in my opinion.
http://www.rotarywarehouse.com/
http://www.hurley-engineering.ltd.uk/default.aspx
http://corksport.com/page/17zl5/Home.html
There are many others.
my 2 cents
twinkle's motor only has like 80,000 on the clock but a major seal is leaking cuz it was in storage for ten years, so the motor should be more than fine besides the seal.........he could probably afford getting a run-of-the mill rebuild dont you think?
hey bud, try rotarywarehouse, the stage 2 with 250 for shipping sounds perfect(you need those gaskets so stage one is a no-go and the parts sound good) and they seem very genuine, call them up instead of email to get a feel for what he is like...rotary resurrection sounds good too, but i think the first one sounds the most promising........
hey bud, try rotarywarehouse, the stage 2 with 250 for shipping sounds perfect(you need those gaskets so stage one is a no-go and the parts sound good) and they seem very genuine, call them up instead of email to get a feel for what he is like...rotary resurrection sounds good too, but i think the first one sounds the most promising........
Last edited by boog; Apr 27, 2006 at 01:40 PM. Reason: more to write





