Who makes the best custom rotarys
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Who makes the best custom rotarys
I have a 93 fd I'm lookin for a built engine I have 5500$.anybody have feedback on rx7 worlds custom engines
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What exactly do you mean by "custom"? When someone says "custom" to me, I think fabricated. So if you want someone to fabricate you a rotary engine, then you're probably looking at $50,000 and up.
If you are just looking for a quality rebuild, than $5000 should cover it from most vendors depending of course how much "custom" you want in it.
Probably best to let us know your goals, your use for the car, what you are starting with, etc.
If you are just looking for a quality rebuild, than $5000 should cover it from most vendors depending of course how much "custom" you want in it.
Probably best to let us know your goals, your use for the car, what you are starting with, etc.
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I jus wanna have a reliable rotary engine maybe 3mm apex seals street port rotor housing cooling mod but no body in my state will touch it some of the best mechanics I kno.so my only option is to buy one that's ready to drop in and was hoping for some feedback on the best route to go or a good company.honestly any info would help
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I have 13b w/bad apex seals and rack and pinion is shot it's been sitting for 2 yrs and selling is not an option I love the car.I don't know enough about rotarys that's why I posting tryin to talk to people who know
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You'll probably save money, assuming the rotors are not damaged, by sticking with 2MM seals. You're not going to gain anything by going to 3MM unless you need to machine out the rotors because the slots are worn.
Cooling jacket mod is for high horsepower engines. A considerable amount of money can be saved by skipping it on a stock rebuild.
As mentioned, shipping an engine isn't too expensive. The money saved by skipping the above mods will cover shipping both ways.
Cooling jacket mod is for high horsepower engines. A considerable amount of money can be saved by skipping it on a stock rebuild.
As mentioned, shipping an engine isn't too expensive. The money saved by skipping the above mods will cover shipping both ways.
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Ight def.keep that mind where should I order the engine from rx7 world pricing looks reasonable I jus haven't heard anything about them.
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