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how difficult is a street port going to be? i would send the engine away for a rebuild but i don't have the money and i feel i'll learn the most about a rotary engines if i take it apart myself.
very true. In my opinion its best to do it yourself as logn as your ultra **** and careful doign it step by step, you should be able to rebuild it on your own with out too much hassel. Also, porting takes the right touch, you have to be very careful and you have to know what kind of overlaps and size your gunna need to do it.
Anybody know about the RE 13B DIY? I thought those were supposed to be pretty good videos. Other than that, yeah, Atkins is really good from what I've heard. Don't forget your handy dandy FSM, that's always good, too.
Maybe even find an engine in a salvage yard, and practice the proper teardown procedure on it and how to make sure what is and isn't in spec. I did that, and it saves you the worry of totally screwing up your engine that is supposed to run again some day.
Maybe even find an engine in a salvage yard, and practice the proper teardown procedure on it and how to make sure what is and isn't in spec. I did that, and it saves you the worry of totally screwing up your engine that is supposed to run again some day.
thanks i think i'll get the video. Is there any good salvage yards around milwakee area or wisconsin in general? also where would be the best and cheapest place to buy rebuild kit with new seals
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