Alright, i already know that on average u need to rebuilt ur rotary every 100,000km or is it miles? ne way, thats not my question, my question is, how much road time is that approxomitly? does it work out to bout ever year or so for a rebuild? how often do u rebuild?

 

you probably need a rebuild or new engine like, every 5-15 years (depending on how much you drive) or 125k-200k miles. This is assuming oil is changed and filled regularly (it uses oil by design, so it has to be topped off every time you get gas) and all other maintenance is done regularly (hoses, coolant, etc.). Turbos last more near 125k, and N/A's can last over 200k in certain circumstances. Its really no worse than a piston engine, so dont listen to the idiots who tell you that.

 

Mine lasted 215k with a good bit of track time. Would have lasted longer but I toasted the coolant seals.

 

You shouldn't have to rebuild it at 100k if you know how to maintence a car.

 

the Previous owners of my TII had the till 177k miles then it blown, he gotted rebuilt then i bought it!

 

you should start rebuilding when your engine starts to treat you wrong like coolant seals are blown, etc.

 

im currently at 150k miles in an 87 TII. The compression may be starting to go. But then i cant speak for the maintenence responsibilty of the previous owner.