I got bored so I took out my motor
no
Joined: Apr 2001
Posts: 2,295
Likes: 0
From: Dallas, TX / Tokyo, Japan currently
ya, it doesn't take too long to pull.
me and a friend have pulled one in 30 min and had it torn down in another 30 and that's still looking for the tools while going. 2 people goes fast and we also had a lift.
What takes me so long is my friggin v-mount. I have to take out the IC and the way I mounted it doesn't have very easy/quick access. I used to pull the tranny with it, but now think that it's faster pulling motor seperate.
me and a friend have pulled one in 30 min and had it torn down in another 30 and that's still looking for the tools while going. 2 people goes fast and we also had a lift.
What takes me so long is my friggin v-mount. I have to take out the IC and the way I mounted it doesn't have very easy/quick access. I used to pull the tranny with it, but now think that it's faster pulling motor seperate.
Lawn Ornament
Joined: Apr 2001
Posts: 2,416
Likes: 2
From: St Louis, USA
Originally posted by SurgeMonster
Dude im serious its you. You are a rotary mechanic. There arent many other people that have an easy time doing these things. I just hate to see you guys saying an hour. I cant polish up my tail lights and reinstall them in an hour. I can barely change the spark plugs and oil in 1 hour. I guess I could do it in 20 minutes but I dont want to. Last time I pulled a motor on a nearly stock car dont ask how long it took. Id take a few hours pulling my motor now on purpose thats how I work.
and thanks for asking about the polishing. Its going well. I wish I had any time away from school to do more of it. The parts have turned out fantastic however and Im very happy with all of the new tools I purchased for the job they make it more fun. Now you are going to tell me you can polish a uim in 14 minutes lol and you found better tools for cheaper
Dude im serious its you. You are a rotary mechanic. There arent many other people that have an easy time doing these things. I just hate to see you guys saying an hour. I cant polish up my tail lights and reinstall them in an hour. I can barely change the spark plugs and oil in 1 hour. I guess I could do it in 20 minutes but I dont want to. Last time I pulled a motor on a nearly stock car dont ask how long it took. Id take a few hours pulling my motor now on purpose thats how I work.
and thanks for asking about the polishing. Its going well. I wish I had any time away from school to do more of it. The parts have turned out fantastic however and Im very happy with all of the new tools I purchased for the job they make it more fun. Now you are going to tell me you can polish a uim in 14 minutes lol and you found better tools for cheaper
Give me a wrench and I can give you a stripped FD in a day though 
Currently Winning
Joined: May 2002
Posts: 2,438
Likes: 0
From: Birmingham, AL
suganuma,
it might be quicker to pull the motor without the trans, but i think it's much quicker to drop it back in the car with the trans attached. And it's not much harder to pull it with the tranny.
it might be quicker to pull the motor without the trans, but i think it's much quicker to drop it back in the car with the trans attached. And it's not much harder to pull it with the tranny.
Originally posted by 911GT2
Didn't turbojeff pull one in 1 hour and 4 minutes?
https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.p...light=one+hour
Didn't turbojeff pull one in 1 hour and 4 minutes?
https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.p...light=one+hour
I could probably if I had a lift
.1hr 59min
Schadenfreude...Ha Ha
Joined: Feb 2002
Posts: 1,202
Likes: 0
From: Austin, TX
Originally posted by turbojeff
No
I could probably if I had a lift.
1hr 59min
No
I could probably if I had a lift
.1hr 59min
Thread Starter
thats not paint....
Joined: May 2001
Posts: 2,231
Likes: 2
From: Manassas, VA
Hey I got the motor 100% apart in 2 hours, beat that!!! j/k
Here are the pics of rotors and such, you can really tell the carbon buildup on the rear housing/rotor. When I was removing my side seal springs from the rear rotor they were kinda stuck in there with grime and ****. They didn't just slide out like the fronts, probably why I had a sticking side seal.
Here are the pics of rotors and such, you can really tell the carbon buildup on the rear housing/rotor. When I was removing my side seal springs from the rear rotor they were kinda stuck in there with grime and ****. They didn't just slide out like the fronts, probably why I had a sticking side seal.
Joined: Jul 2001
Posts: 10,672
Likes: 413
From: Charlottesville VA 22901
Originally posted by ejmack1
I Don't mess with polishing Give me a wrench and I can give you a stripped FD in a day though
I Don't mess with polishing
Give me a wrench and I can give you a stripped FD in a day though
I need to hurry up and get an FD so I can rip it apart and get in your record book!!
Lawn Ornament
Joined: Apr 2001
Posts: 2,416
Likes: 2
From: St Louis, USA
Originally posted by Fritz Flynn
I've seen this man in action and frankly he rarely uses a wrench
I've seen this man in action and frankly he rarely uses a wrench
And that was after 12 hours of driving half way cross country, lol. Well worth the trip though. Not to mention the area you live in is one of th emost beautiful parts of the eastern US that I have seen
. Including the RX7 sactuary you are growing there 
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post