Front/end/center plates remanufacturingers in Europe
10-24-05, 01:59 PM
#28
Originally Posted by multirotor
The picture was not clear and they said it was "very heavy" so I thought let's try it.
I checked a local shop too but 54mm was not available...
I checked a local shop too but 54mm was not available...
10-24-05, 05:22 PM
#29
OBEY YOUR MAZDA
I have used RA seals with good results on my old FC, fast break-in.
But I have also read not to use the springs that comes with them if its for turbo, the constant pressure will make them soft and not seal so well.
Just use OEM Mazda springs, they are pretty cheaps
But I have also read not to use the springs that comes with them if its for turbo, the constant pressure will make them soft and not seal so well.
Just use OEM Mazda springs, they are pretty cheaps
10-25-05, 02:14 AM
#30
Rotary Freak
Thread Starter
Originally Posted by Kim
I have used RA seals with good results on my old FC, fast break-in.
But I have also read not to use the springs that comes with them if its for turbo, the constant pressure will make them soft and not seal so well.
Just use OEM Mazda springs, they are pretty cheaps
But I have also read not to use the springs that comes with them if its for turbo, the constant pressure will make them soft and not seal so well.
Just use OEM Mazda springs, they are pretty cheaps
That's what I read as well.
What other resources are there for the apex seal springs, side seals,side seal springs, oil control rings (rotor) ... All rotor seals in fact, other than Mazda or Mazdatrix?
Last edited by Speedworks; 10-25-05 at 02:21 AM.
10-25-05, 04:02 AM
#33
Originally Posted by Kim
I have used RA seals with good results on my old FC, fast break-in.
But I have also read not to use the springs that comes with them if its for turbo, the constant pressure will make them soft and not seal so well.
Just use OEM Mazda springs, they are pretty cheaps
But I have also read not to use the springs that comes with them if its for turbo, the constant pressure will make them soft and not seal so well.
Just use OEM Mazda springs, they are pretty cheaps
