Has anyone here had any experience with BNR Supercars, particularly their Turbo II streetport rebuilds. They quote $2800 for:
"All engines come with new rotor housings, new rotor bearings, side seals, side seal springs, high pressure oil regulators, and Hurley racing apex seals. Engines come with a 2 year oil and water seal warranty as long as the oil cooler and lines are properly flushed."
This sounds like an ok offer, just wondering if anyone has any experience with them.
Thanks

 

I have not heard much about the engine rebuilds... but I had my hybrid turbo done by them. Bryan is a great guy and the turbo was top notch ... no complaints at all. E-mail him, he will get right back to you and anwser any questions you have, he is very helpfull

 

I've heard they do a pretty good job. I haven't heard anything about their engines. When I do my swap I'm going to get some stuff from them.

 

Please do a search in the Feedback section - hell, you can do a search in here to, and it should pop up some hits.

There is a similar thread in here about vendors feedback...


-Ted

 

Jason (the owner of RX7store and this board) bought his engine from them I believe and it popped on the dyno not too long ago. He was runing pretty conservative fuel maps too. So it was pretty much a bad engine. If I were you I'd buy an engine from Pineapple (www.pineappleracing.com). I've heard nothing but good things about their engine.

 

Hey FC.
Before you start giving my engines a bad name, there are many things involved, not just tuning. Even if the a/f Ratios are conservative, the exhaust gas temps can be too high. Timing has everything on how the makes its power and how reliable it is. Jason himself said to me that the engine hick upped. That was detonation. So when you say "Bad engine" be sure you know what you are talking about. I am taking care of his engine anyway even if it wasn't my fault. Most people wouldn't do that.

Bryan
www.bnrsupercars.com

 

ive heard nothing but good words about BNR, but as said..dont try and give a bad rep if your not positive on what your talking about

 

I think if anyone were to blame for Jasons popped engine, it would be Hurley engineering and their crap *** seals.

 

Talk about jumping the gun. There are a hundred factors to why an engine might let go (some dynos put excess load on a car, one of the many reasons). You are being very harsh to even say that ****.

 

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originally posted by FEARED7

I am taking care of his engine anyway even if it wasn't my fault. Most people wouldn't do that


that is very true...and kind of you to handle this matter bryan...i wouldnt mind looking more into your company when i need my rebuild

 

are you speaking from personal experience? just wondering why you said that.

 

yes.