rlse2003

ok so i went to the track and i shave another tenth of a sec of mytime again...

r/t------------.284
60'------------2.298
330'---------6.512
1/8------------9.933
1/8 mph------71.810
1/4------------15.315
1/4 mph------91.183


this was my best of four runs... i got 3 white slipz and 1 yellow so it was a good nite as far as winning goes...

this was at the sacramento speedway so if ne1 here is close i would like to see you run

rodney87

Very nice, mods? car?

rlse2003

87 TII 102xxxmiles stock

with busted coolent seal

andan oilleak

jkimbro

iTrader: (3)

So, fix some stuff before you keep racing. Looks like a stock TII time, nice work.

rlse2003

yea i just need to know how much it would be to fix all that or if im just better of doing a rebuild???

Naegleria_Fowleri

If you've got the money, it is always better to do a rebuild. Think ports. Think bigger. Think ports. Think bigger. Mmmmm.

Eternal_Gamer

iTrader: (10)

theres a sealant that some people use for coolant seal failures. I forgot what it was, but its on the Rotary Ressurection website. I'd go for a rebuild though. I like to think, when doing something, do it right.

rlse2003

yea i though i would be better of with the rebuild... so how much am i looking at for a rebuild???

jkimbro

iTrader: (3)

if you do the work yourself....500-700 bucks. If you pay for a rebuilt one, and install yourself, 2500. If you pay someone to do all of the work, 3500ish.

rlse2003

well 700 compared to 2500 im ithink i might do it myself but how many hours of labor am i looking at... oh yea ne1 one in the sacramento area that might want to help me i could use all the hellp i can get

jager_addict

I have the same problem with my motor. I'm getting a jdm motor installed locally for under $1600 altogether.

rlse2003

motor and tranny??? and were can i get a jdm motor