i wanted to know what are the prices for the j- spec engines and the specifications for it too! if anyone can give me a link or a ohnoe number i would apreciate it. thanks in advance

adrian

 

try iluvmyrx7.com
What are you lookin for?

 

They range from $650 to $1000 depending on supplier and quality/warranty. Jspec engines are the same as aspec versions, with a couple of minor emissions devices and hoses moved/deleted. There is a small hp difference between jspec and aspec CARS, but this is attributed to alternate ecu prgramming and exhausts between the 2 vehicles...the internals of a jspec are identical to an aspec f the same year.

 

ive thought about the rebuilt but havent found a place that sells the turbo ones for under 2 grand plus i dont know if i trust them so....... oh also on mine the rotor housing is warped not just a blown aoex seal. so to have mine rebuild out of the question.

 

hit up kevin "hypnty7" hes the man

 

hit up kevin "hypntyz7" hes the man

 

yea i checked out his site good prices if i cant get a j-spec then its street ported turbo rotary for me!

 

by the way if i get a street ported engine will it pass smog? i live in cali whrere smog is a bitch!

 

smoggin in cali isnt hard it juss costs you

 

http://www.autotrader.com/findacar/v...&car_year=1987

 

^ is that too serious? and what would it take to fix it, rebuild it? how much, and is it worth it?

 

If its puked an apex seal chances you will need a rebuild kit:

1000$ rebuild kit
1000$ rotor/housing to replaced the damaged ones
1200$ time/labour

 

You can do it for about $600 parts if you dont destroy all your side seals, springs, etc when taking it apart.

Uh, do you buy all your parts NEW? You can get used t2 rotors and housings all day long for about 50-100 bucks each.

IF you pay someone to do the r & r, and the rebuild, with a streetport, this is about accurate, for me anyway. IF you do the r & r yourself, cut that to about 6 or 800.

FOr instance, I can pull a blown t2 engine, rebuild, paint, and port it, put it back in and get it running reasonably well in about a week or 2, for around $2000.