Well, as the title says, there are rotary compression testers (yes, thats right, more than one) on ebay. There are 10 of them up for auction. A little expensive ($699 each buy it now), but still MUCH cheaper than Ive seen them before (besides the analog ones for the motorcycles). I just thought Id let you all know in case you were looking for one.

~T.J.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...tem=1874259448

 

thats like $1600 australian, thats almost half my car

 

Haha, Im sorry man, lol.

~T.J.

 

What a waste of money? Just get your regular compression tester and take the valve out of the tester where you screw it into the motor.

 

I wouldn't mind having the rotary compression tester, beats a boinger comp tester any day...lol

 

if yuor compression is bad and ur thinking of buying one then just buy a rebuilt engine with the money instead, then you know you will have good compression.

why spend $600 on a compression tester to find out your compression is bad then have to spent $600 to correct it?

$1,200 would buy a nice engine.

 

I bought a 13B N/A w/60,000 miles and a broken water seal for $100, an engine gasket set for $115 (atkinsrotary on ebay) and a running TII from a guy who wanted to put a V-8 in his 87 Rex for $150. I still haven't hit $600 bucks, and a boinger gauge from Sears cost $34 and will work for both my Fords and my Rotary.

 

think dave think.. LOL

Buy one and take it to a 7 show, LOL $25/ea test. Would get paid back very quickly!