Sanman

Does anyone know what shop would put this on their rebuilds? Factory maybe?

Thanks.

Pinfield357

haha i thought that you ment mail stamp i was gonna yell at you but sorry ive never seen it

Henrik

Supposedly it melts if you overheat the engine, hence the no warrantee thing.

Edit: I don't know which shops use it but its more than one.

Henrik
87TII

Scott 89t2

most j-spec engines come with stamps... but no idea which is which...

dr0x

Most companies who sell jspecs put that on their engines. Its a heat tag that that melts at (or around) 245F.

LT1-10AE

Just about any junkyard or engine rebuilder will stick those on an engine if the engine goes out the door with any kind of warranty. At a preset temp, the stamp will fall off the engine. That way if you overheat it, they have proof you did and will call your warranty null and void.

Pinfield357

im pritty sure that fc3s.org uses them

CarmonColvin

I am 90% sure that my Atkins motor has them (or at least something like it) and I am positive a J-spec motor I got a few years ago had them on each rotor housing. But that j-spec motor was blown from day 1 and the provider still did not warranty it.

LT1-10AE

http://www.brocksupply.com/html/products/Heattabs.htm

Get them with your own name!

RotorJoe

You wouldn't by chance be located in Washington. I had an engine rebulit by Hayes Rotary here in Washington and I noticed the same stamp. It is so the customer does not get in there, and if they do that voids any warrenty that you may have.

RotorJoe

Oops, just read the rest of the thread. I think sledgehammer is correct