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Old 04-20-11, 06:47 PM
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need help bought a motor need some questions answered

ok so i bought a motor last weekend was told it was street ported just about as big as you can go without bridging it came with turbo manifold wastegate big *** injectors setrab oil cooler and a full rebuild kit but i got everything home and noticed a nick in the side of one of the rotors and ive never built a rotary or even seen one taken apart so my concerns are will the knick affect the motor and is it actually street ported there is no scoring on the housing or anything...









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Looks ported to me but I'm not the best person to answer this question. I do however have the capacity to use google and found this picture.

Here is the thread the pic came from https://www.rx7club.com/single-turbo-rx-7s-23/opinion-my-engines-porting-plus-fc-fd-port-size-comparison-pix-908708/
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thanks but i used google also and couldnt find a good reference picture *** this forums supposed to be for help not to bash every single thread cause you have no life
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Wow! For around here that was a nice response and he even included a picture.
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thats a nice response he basically said hey **** dick look it up on google lol
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That chip in the rotor will be fine. Just file it smooth and your good to go
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Yep just file that ding down and the rotor should be good. Also the port job looks to be done properly. I was expecting to see a ghetto job but it looks good.

Good luck with the build.
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Those primaries look really close to the oil seal track. If they cross, the engine might burn some extra oil. Looks good otherwise.
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thanks guys thats all i was looking for another local guy said the same thing about the port being a little big but the guy that sold it to me never mentioned any smoke and there was no visual oil residue on any of the housings or rotors
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