Trionic

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I just finished a full rebuild (all bearings, seals, springs control rings, etc.) using low mileage housings/plates and 3mm 2-piece NRS ceramics.

Started the engine the day before yesterday and it's pulling about 14 in.-Hg idling at about 1000 rpm.

What's a good vacuum number to get out of a fresh rebuild? This was my first rotary build. I'm wondering with ceramics if I can expect the vacuum to increase from where it is now as it breaks-in?

Thanks!

GoodfellaFD3S

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Stock porting? With zero miles on the motor I'd expect that. Drive it a bit and the number will get better.

arghx

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Fully broken in, my professionally built, big street ported motor with used housings pulls 15 " of vac idling around 850 rpm. Just give it some time. Are you having hot start problems?

Trionic

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Thanks for the responses. I haven't really had a bunch of heat on it yet to know if it'll have hot start issues. There's a problem with one of the coolant sensors, hopefully I'll have that taken care-of tonight...

These would probably be considered a medium/large street port. I'm not positive that I don't have a vac leak too. After I get the coolant sensor issue straight I plan to put some compressed air on the intake to listen for any hissing. The car was already a single conversion when I bought it with a blown engine and there are so many unused ports/connections!