Used J-Spec Vs. Rebuild
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Hey i was wondering what is everyones opinon on this matter. My car has oil coming out everywhere on it and i think its only a matter of time before it goes to the great place in sky.
Hey i was wondering what is everyones opinon on this matter. My car has oil coming out everywhere on it and i think its only a matter of time before it goes to the great place in sky.
Originally Posted by 1987RX7guy
wtf fix the oil leaks 

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Originally Posted by 1987RX7guy
You know you could have a 50 cent oil leak with an o-ring around the pedestal or a broken mop line. 

Originally Posted by REFLUX
buy the jspec AND rebuild it
that way you can take your time rebuilding the current engine on your own and when it's done, you have a backup
that way you can take your time rebuilding the current engine on your own and when it's done, you have a backup
I would rebuild what you have. The J-Spec option is really more for somebody who doesn't have a 13BT core to start with. The only thing worse than spending $2K on a rebuild is spending $1K on another engine and then $2K more a week later when it pukes.
i got a good deal on my Jspec. Chris (SDrotary) set me up proper! 1100 out the door shipped to my house and the only thing really wrong was that I had to replace the exhaust-turbo manifold gasket. other than that, the engine is f-ing burly! My local rotary specialist says that I'm putting somewhere between 235 and 255 rwhp at 10-12 pounds of boost....
Sometimes you get lucky with a jspec like I did....
PM SDrotary....he'll help you out....
Sometimes you get lucky with a jspec like I did....
PM SDrotary....he'll help you out....
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