Ongoing New Mexico thread
02-17-09, 08:31 AM
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While I have no idea as to their reputation there is a place called "Made in Japan" on southern Eubank between I-40 and Central that "say" they specialize in mazdas. I have heard rumors that there is some old guy (if he is still there) that does work on rotaries.
02-21-09, 06:44 PM
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i really dont know if there is much of a rotary crew anymore here in NM, but someone was trying to get a meet going, i dont think it will be untill later in the year though.
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I try not to let work and school pour over into my weekends, but sometimes it's unavoidable. That was the first weekend that my FC was back on the road since September. Now it's dirty, smelly, loud, and possibly has an intake leak. Still nice to have it back though...I might even race it at a few SCCA events.
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I try not to let work and school pour over into my weekends, but sometimes it's unavoidable. That was the first weekend that my FC was back on the road since September. Now it's dirty, smelly, loud, and possibly has an intake leak. Still nice to have it back though...I might even race it at a few SCCA events.
as is any rotary.
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03-26-09, 10:53 AM
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Ever since Tom told me he was going to leave, I took it upon myself to really brush up on doing stuff on my own. It seems to be the case for a few of us now since there is no "real" rotary shop in town.
04-02-09, 09:27 PM
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Yeah I heard of that place too. It's actually near my work on Eubank near Central. The original owner of my red FB used to take it to them. In fact when the original motor blew, they were the ones who put in a new motor. They didn't rebuild it, they just put in a new one.
Ever since Tom told me he was going to leave, I took it upon myself to really brush up on doing stuff on my own. It seems to be the case for a few of us now since there is no "real" rotary shop in town.
Ever since Tom told me he was going to leave, I took it upon myself to really brush up on doing stuff on my own. It seems to be the case for a few of us now since there is no "real" rotary shop in town.
yeah freaking tell me about it!!
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Yeah I heard of that place too. It's actually near my work on Eubank near Central. The original owner of my red FB used to take it to them. In fact when the original motor blew, they were the ones who put in a new motor. They didn't rebuild it, they just put in a new one.
Ever since Tom told me he was going to leave, I took it upon myself to really brush up on doing stuff on my own. It seems to be the case for a few of us now since there is no "real" rotary shop in town.
Ever since Tom told me he was going to leave, I took it upon myself to really brush up on doing stuff on my own. It seems to be the case for a few of us now since there is no "real" rotary shop in town.
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My friend put a hole in his condenser when a wrench slipped. They fixed it fast (on a Saturday).