Rockin-Dat-Rotary

With Tax season around the corner ( that's adult Christmas for those that don't know ) I'm stuck on the idead of completely rebuilding my motor instead of replacing a seal here and there so I won't have to worry about anything going wrong once done, so I wanted to know from personal experience who have the best rebuild kits in your own opinion?

I've heard good things about Atkins and their prices are fair but there's always that one place that escapes the eye.

P.S Anyone located in the panhandle of Florida? Pensacola blows lol!

Aaron Cake

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There are about a billion vendors selling their own seals these days, but I don't think any of them even come close to the number of Atkins seals out there. I tend to buy Atkins rebuild kits. But I'd suggest going with the OEM corner seals (the rubber button absorbs chatter) and OEM oil o-rings (the viton rings are a real pain to work with).

Rockin-Dat-Rotary

Thanks for the imput. I remember that name a few months back. U have a couple of rebuild vids on youtube right?

DreamInRotary

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Good luck with the rebuild and remember to start a build thread and ask the guys questions on here because they will help more than anyone else!

Aaron Cake

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Yes, that's me.

The Atkins kits are convenient because they are a full kit instead of having to buy a gasket set, all seals and springs, etc. So it's easier to order than buying all the parts separately from the dealer.

Rockin-Dat-Rotary

Alright sounds good and thanks for the imput I felt the atkins deal was the best for me

BettsySlevin

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bro im in pensacola...and it sucks, a lot

Rockin-Dat-Rotary

Where at in pcola? I'm by uwf campus

Houston1989rx-7

Good luck

Rockin-Dat-Rotary

Thanks man.

fcs4manila

atkins and also the racing beat one http://www.racingbeat.com/RX7-1986-1...uild-Kits.html