Chicago FD Owners: Engine Porting Help?
07-17-06, 09:33 PM
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Chicago FD Owners: Engine Porting Help?
Hi,
I was just wondering if any of the Chicago FD owners have ported an engine themselves. I'm looking to have an aggressive street port done and wanted to know if anyone in the area does their own porting work. If so, would you be willing to port my engine? I of course would take everything apart before handing it over but if it's possible please let me know and how much you would be looking to charge. Thanks in advance.
Riz
I was just wondering if any of the Chicago FD owners have ported an engine themselves. I'm looking to have an aggressive street port done and wanted to know if anyone in the area does their own porting work. If so, would you be willing to port my engine? I of course would take everything apart before handing it over but if it's possible please let me know and how much you would be looking to charge. Thanks in advance.
Riz
07-18-06, 12:31 PM
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stop being cheap and just bring it to a spec for a complete rebuild done right and not half ***
Farhan, have you tried the local forums yet?
07-18-06, 02:11 PM
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Originally Posted by the one
stop being cheap and just bring it to a spec for a complete rebuild done right and not half ***
I'm getting a full single turbo kit built and probably installed by A-spec. I have my own mechanic at my service station whose very capable of working on rotaries and I'm having him repair my failed coolant seal. At the same time I'm going to be replacing all the gaskets, seals, O-rings, adding 3mm Apex Seals, etc., etc. The ONLY thing I don't want him doing is porting the engine because he's not familiar with this process. That's why I asked if any local forum members would be willing to help me out with this.
Obviously your an idiot who jumps to conclusions and should hopefully feel like **** after reading this response. I like meeting fellow RX-7 owners and enthusiasts but you're probably one of the few I'd be better off avoiding.
07-18-06, 02:19 PM
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Originally Posted by Railgun
WTF kind of comment is that?
Farhan, have you tried the local forums yet?
Farhan, have you tried the local forums yet?
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07-18-06, 04:09 PM
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I thought he worked at A-Spec no?
Obviously not Sean or Steve, but one of the other guys.
Obviously not Sean or Steve, but one of the other guys.
07-18-06, 08:08 PM
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Farhan,
Do yourself a favor and get your plates/housings ported by a reputable shop. rotary porting takes experience and a sure hand... as you posted you are already an a-spec customer , you should stop in and talk to Sean (above) and he could talk to you about different ports and etc.... trust me you will have better results if you go to a reputable shop that has experience on rotary engines!
good luck
Do yourself a favor and get your plates/housings ported by a reputable shop. rotary porting takes experience and a sure hand... as you posted you are already an a-spec customer , you should stop in and talk to Sean (above) and he could talk to you about different ports and etc.... trust me you will have better results if you go to a reputable shop that has experience on rotary engines!
good luck
07-18-06, 11:45 PM
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Well thanks guys. I'm pretty sure I won't be porting the motor this year atleast, but I did go ahead and talk to the fella's at A-spec. As usual they were very helpful and I will seriously consider them for when I do want to get a streetported motor.
