RX8 stationary gears into 13b
I am looking to replace my stat gears in my 13b. I seen on Mazdatrix website I can use the rx8 gears. But with possible clearance issues. Anyone done this and had any problems? I also thought about just getting rx7 bearings if clearance is a big issue with the rx8 gears.
Thanks for any help |
No one done this?
I searched but didnt see a thread about it if there is a thread plaese post a link |
well, clearance IS a possible issue if you're using the Rx-7 shaft with Renesis stationary gears. i supposed swapping the Rx-7 bearing in would be an idea.
as far as threads go, there is one over at nopistons in the Engine Building section. i've read it, but i forget what was said. another option, and regardless of what you read online, i would strongly recommend this - call Mazdatrix and ask. they have helped me with many questions to date. |
You have to grind the oil passage hole to make it line up with one in the older style 13B. Its about 1/8-3/16" off in the rear one.
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Thanks for the info on the oil passage and ill try nopistons site later.
I just wanted to be as informed as I can before I call Mazdatrix. Aaron |
Instead of spending the additional money on stationary gear bearings I just baught an RX-8 E-shaft, already needed to replace the rotor bearings so I got RX-8 bearings for those two.
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Originally Posted by Kyrasis6
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Instead of spending the additional money on stationary gear bearings I just baught an RX-8 E-shaft, already needed to replace the rotor bearings so I got RX-8 bearings for those two.
I really couldnt see replacing my esahft as it is in spec plus will be much cheaper to change out 2 bearings. Trying to keep somewhat of a budget while still doing it right. Thanks Ill try to post back how it goes I ordered then last night. so Ill let you know how the install went. |
rx-8 e-shafts are about $200 from mazda, not expensive at all, and they're lighter and stronger too. while you're in there, might as well spend the 200 and do it right.
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Originally Posted by fd3s_jerry
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rx-8 e-shafts are about $200 from mazda, not expensive at all, and they're lighter and stronger too. while you're in there, might as well spend the 200 and do it right.
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