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180,006 Miles
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180,006 Miles
I have driven my Rx7 1,117 miles, I bought it in February with 178,889 original miles. Its a 87 GXL N/A; I told myself that I would re-build my engine in May. But a lot of personal stuff has came up, so I can't really go ahead with it. How long can I last if I keep up with the maintenance? This shouldn't be that technical, just be realistic. I've read other forums were people had a bunch of miles on their engine, but I'm still a bit scared because I don't want to jinx myself, or drive in fear that any moment, my engine is gonna call it quits. I have to make it a month. I trust you guys' answers.
Restate question: How long do you predict my engine will last?
I have 85 Compression in both rotors.
Don't get too technical.
Thanks, I'll live in anxiety with your answer.
Restate question: How long do you predict my engine will last?
I have 85 Compression in both rotors.
Don't get too technical.
Thanks, I'll live in anxiety with your answer.
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Hell, my '91 NA DD had 85-90 psi on both rotors when I bought it over two years ago and still runs fine.
Never once flooded or refused to start and for some reason the mileage is actually getting better (yeah, I keep track of every fill up).
Over the past year I've been slowly acquiring parts to deal with the inevitable, so when the motor dies I should be ready.
Never once flooded or refused to start and for some reason the mileage is actually getting better (yeah, I keep track of every fill up).
Over the past year I've been slowly acquiring parts to deal with the inevitable, so when the motor dies I should be ready.
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a couple of months should be fine if you keep the maintainance up. mine was at around 80-85 psi 3months before it blew, just granny the car you should be fine. 2stroke should keep it a little longer i think
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I have 251k on my original seals (N/A). Never done a comp test, but feels like it's OK. It is starting to flood once in a while, but I'm wondering if I just have some injector dripping going on.
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this is one of those things, where if you're ready to rebuild it, or have a new engine to put in, the old one will never die.
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So, I have a while until it needs to be taken apart(hopefully). Because I finally get to fix the dents on my car and give it a professional paint job, and all I think in my mind is that when i need to move it, it'll pop. But now I'm not going to worry too much! I hope this would help someone else...
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