Rotor Housing????????????????
09-09-10, 09:57 AM
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Get out yor elbow grease and start cleaning and polishing.. you will be able to polich the housings but you will have to paint the iron and acessories
09-10-10, 07:09 AM
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you might want to ask around from someone that knows more than I do but if I were you I'd swap the rotors and the eccentric shaft from a 12a from a rx7. The rotors from those engines have a better design when it comes to the carbon seals. That and when you need to change seals it's easyer to find the apex seals for those rotors than it is to find the ones for the original 12a rotors. Just a thought
09-10-10, 07:52 AM
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you might want to ask around from someone that knows more than I do but if I were you I'd swap the rotors and the eccentric shaft from a 12a from a rx7. The rotors from those engines have a better design when it comes to the carbon seals. That and when you need to change seals it's easyer to find the apex seals for those rotors than it is to find the ones for the original 12a rotors. Just a thought
09-10-10, 01:43 PM
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If you want to polish the housings, you better off taking it apart and check the guts, maybe even rebuilding it, send out the housings to the polisher. Just my .02 cents
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