Finished up Steve's engine on Sunday, 99-spec core, p-port, balanced rotating assembly, tip clearance, racing bearings, other must need race stuff. At no charge of course

 

Hi Jim, Can you let me know when is the next class, I would like to attend

 

Yeah same here, myself and my uncle would love to attend a session before we start to rebuild my motor.

 

I'd be interested in attending too

 

Are we meeting up this Saturday?

 

1. scotty R
2. drezjdmrx7
3. Daonhathai
4. Hybrid g

Second part of this session will take place Feb 21st 12 noon

 

Hey how did the second one go.

 

Waiting on the engine owner, he needs to do more cleaning and order his parts, hoping to get this session done soon...2 weeks max. At that point we can carry on with the next group

 

Next group is as follows:

1-PD_Day
2-Jim Chung
3-1.3L NoValves
4-Logan Reinisch

Jim Chung's engine I think...I'll post the date asap

 

I love that you're still firing away on this Jim. You're a good man

 

Wow Jim, you are awesome! Any chance this offer is open to us Americans with GSL-SE 13B's? I'd gladly make the 5-hour drive when my engine is ready to go back together!

 

Sure....No boundaries here, if your willing to make such a trip I’d be more then happy to help you out

 

I have made other plans with Logan, another will take his place for the next group:

1-PD_Day
2-Jim Chung
3-1.3L NoValves
4- Nosferatu

 

will attend..pm'd back cheers

 

Can't wait to bring in my ported 13b all stripped down to short block and waiting in my garage

 

Build session for Scott's engine will be March 28th 12noon until done

1. scotty R
2. drezjdmrx7
3. Daonhathai
4. Hybrid g

Date is set and will not change...

 

I'm definitely going to attend the next one! Have fun guys!

 

See you guys tmrw

 

I would just like to publicly thank Jim for all this time and patience. It was a great experience and I encourage anyone who would like to learn more about rotary engines to attend Jim's learning sessions. It was fun meeting new people and sharing our love and interest for these amazing engines. It's up to the community to keep these cars alive!

Thanks again Jim

 

I too would also like to thank James for doing this. Takes a lot of patience and knowledge to be able to teach and inspire like he does. For those knocking on him, please remind me of what it is that you're doing for the Rotary community =).

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Great pics..... Thanks jim for a good well run class, learnt lots and met some great rotary cars in the process.

 

Thanks Guys! Your words are very much appreciated

 

I noticed that the "scooter" in the pic isn't made by Rascal.lol!
.so it appears to me that Jimmy..ya still got some Life left in ya!!..Rev Up,Drop Clutch,make noise and live life!
Thanks for contributing to the Forum my friend.

 

Little bit of life left in me Dave, Heritage Classic was a retirement gift from the better haft....can’t wait to spend some time riding it