whoa whoa wait you jsut put a dirty rotor in a tank full of simple green and it came out looking like that?

i gotta try that next time i decide to dive into a rotary engine thinking nothing is seriously damaged.

 

thats it guys, I keep about 8 gallons in one parts cleaner use it more like a soaking tank. As long as you ahve a few days to cycle through the parts, it takes all the elbow grease out of the process.

 

i wish i knew that before because i used one of the many broken apex seals that i have to scrape the carbon out of the grooves. man it was so annoying

 

12 hours soaking and cycling in Purple Power. Alternative to simple green that dosent eat aluminum.

 

Wow huge difference to late now =( but i just finished painting the housings installed the OMP system, and some misc junk i need the waterpump gaskset and LIM gasket to fnish it all off but should come out good.....when i turn the motor over manually now it lets out some really good pulses of air but all depends on the day i turn it on....
TwEaK

 

SO with this simple green or purple power, theres no way that you just let it sit in a still tub and it turns out like that, right? I mean I had to scrub and scrub to get my parts ******* clean, it was rediculous, there has to be an easier way to disolve sludge and grease.

 

get a 5 gallon bucket, pour a gallon of Automotive Simple Green (there are two types -automotive is the choice and is found at almost any parts store) Drop your rotor in for a day or so and it comes out like my picture.

 

thats nice man i wish i would of known that sooner =(...
TwEaK

 

Man , I don't know about powder coating a rotor housing...its alloy....dosen't powder coating do bad things to alloy rims?

I used a brass wire wheel on my rotor....worked great.

Dude, that one rotor is amazing...i think it is a new one


James