Hampton Roads (SE Virginia) Rotary Club
Originally Posted by VaGambler
hey guys does anyone know someone named D buckley ????? All i know is they own a RX 7 .
Thanks
Thanks
Thanks anyways
Originally Posted by VaGambler
hey guys look like im doing my 1st LS1 , ahahahha Ive got a bunch of parts coming tomm for powdercoating !!! , I'd stick with my rotary !!!!
Speaking of FD engine I got a sweet deal on one It only had about 3k on her. Im seriously thinking about swapping the FC engine out. Any one ever do this ? Look at the compression. I turned it over with my angle drill.
Pics.
Pics.
Originally Posted by FJDRX7
good, so how much for the fd engine
Johney , Im doing it now , but really havent got inot trouble yet , but /im sure there is more to come
Later b
Originally Posted by yuichiror
Anyone been to J&J Performance by Langley? I went there the other day, they've got EVERY product that Royal Purple makes. The guy that runs the place is pretty cool too.
Yup, that is them. FWIW, Royal Purple is good stuff. I should probably be using it.
If you haven't read it, check this out. It is the only reference to rotary engines by any oil company that I am aware of:
http://www.royalpurple.com/techa/faqsa.html#re0
I have been told that the one of hte principles of Royal Purple is from the rotary engine road racing world. So they probably paid more attention to rotaries than most oil companies.
If you haven't read it, check this out. It is the only reference to rotary engines by any oil company that I am aware of:
http://www.royalpurple.com/techa/faqsa.html#re0
I have been told that the one of hte principles of Royal Purple is from the rotary engine road racing world. So they probably paid more attention to rotaries than most oil companies.
Last edited by calvin; Mar 12, 2006 at 10:19 AM.
Yeah, I use RP in the FD, but I haven't been able to find the 20w50 stuff or the gear oil. J&J has it ALL, even Purple Ice. I'm gonna give it a try.
Good link Cal. I actually found it after I started using RP, per Brian's suggestion.
Is there any advantage to using their racing oil in a street car? It's supposed to be better under higher temps. Or is that just against viscosity breakdown and my car will never get THAT hot?
Good link Cal. I actually found it after I started using RP, per Brian's suggestion.
Is there any advantage to using their racing oil in a street car? It's supposed to be better under higher temps. Or is that just against viscosity breakdown and my car will never get THAT hot?
Last edited by yuichiror; Mar 12, 2006 at 10:39 AM.
Originally Posted by yuichiror
Dude, it's only like 30 mi9nutes.....
Originally Posted by VaGambler
hahahaha Cant count on him , he was suppose to come over this morning and he backed out again and never made it , hahahaahhaha
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Originally Posted by yuichiror
Dude, it's only like 30 mi9nutes.....
Originally Posted by rizzxx7
I was really going to go but I woke up with the worst hangover I've had in years so I had to put my head back on the pillow, I will make it out there sometime soon though.
Originally Posted by renagade_rotary
i randoml;y attended a city council meeting tonight
man that was boring
man that was boring
BTW, we heard automatic gun fire out by our house, sounded like it came from a car on LaSalle. A BUNCH of us called the cops. They did a decent job of checkin' things out.
Familywise, my son's test results came back negative for Cystic Fibrosis and his liver function is almost normal. The doc is still going to do a DNA test for the CF mutated gene. Now we've just got to figure out his pancreas issue. But I can't tell you how relieved I am that my son doesn't have CF. A good chunk of CF sufferer's don't make it to adulthood.
Last edited by yuichiror; Mar 13, 2006 at 09:51 PM.
WOW man , thank goodness that part is over , please keep us up to date . I'd cook you guys a meal , but my insurance wont cover it for some reason ???? dont know why , ahahahha
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