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Old 01-04-05, 12:37 PM
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Gouge in housing, is it trashed?

I recently took my motor apart and had the housings and irons sent to rx7store for porting. I didnt really get to inspect the housings before they were shipped, and they noticed a gouge in the housing near the exhaust port. Its not really deep, but you can feel it.



Is the housing reusable? The rest of the housing looks great, Im ready to put the engine back together, and would rather not have to spend the time and money on another housing and getting that one ported too.
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Its not the best thing to have but it wont kill it bc its on the exhaust cycle there anyways so there really no power loss...but it would be best to replace...but i wouldnt worry.
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give it to me, I'll use it.
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I reused mine, and they look worse than yours.

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holy ****, you reused that? lol
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holy ****! I dont think Ive ever seen anything as bad as that
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Originally Posted by luiml73
I reused mine, and they look worse than yours.

Please tell me you're kidding? LOL!
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Yeah, I'm kidding. Here's the rotor.

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Delslow- def. reusable. The combustion part (part by spark plug holes) is what really matters. U have to watch out for flaking around the edges by the combustion portion of the housing. bad seal = lost power
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Just make sure it doesn't have any sharp edges that stick above the chrome surface. If it does just file it flush and it'll be fine.
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Originally Posted by DelSlow
holy ****! I dont think Ive ever seen anything as bad as that








we just plan on buffing those out
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Ok, you win
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Those scratches will buff right out!

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lol Just buff it with 40 grit sandpaper and you should be ok.
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loolks like its been buffed with 20 grit apex seal paper......lol
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LOL. you guys are funny..
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And i thought mine was bad when my motor went. I still had peices of apex seal embedded in the housings and rotors. Oh yeah, and my rotor faces caved in. lol
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lol - you had me going too
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