So i got a compression test..
04-14-06, 07:36 PM
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So i got a compression test..
And it went ****** awesome. I got it at Rotary Extreme, and i got like 9.5s and 9.3s on all 3 faces of my rotors on both rotors, and i was overwelmingly surprised about it since my engine is near 100,000 miles. And i was so happy about it i decided to post it up 
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04-14-06, 08:09 PM
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Hahah secrets? wow i didn't know i had any but if you were serious...
i just use Castrol 20w50 for summer
10w30 for winter. I usually do change it about every 2000miles or if it doesn't reach 2000 i ususally change it about every 3 months. Also i check the oil level everytime i fuel up (octane 87)
Change the spark plugs every other oil change (NGK brand)
As for driving habits i redline it daily which is fun. =D
I guess thats all i do, nothing special, i just keep it maintained very well.
also i burned a honda engine so that made the rotary god smile.
i just use Castrol 20w50 for summer
10w30 for winter. I usually do change it about every 2000miles or if it doesn't reach 2000 i ususally change it about every 3 months. Also i check the oil level everytime i fuel up (octane 87)
Change the spark plugs every other oil change (NGK brand)
As for driving habits i redline it daily which is fun. =D
I guess thats all i do, nothing special, i just keep it maintained very well.
also i burned a honda engine so that made the rotary god smile.
Wow, congrats man. Thing must feel strong.
04-15-06, 12:33 PM
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The car pulls great, nice and strong =D Also there was never a rebuild, its the original motor, the guy i bought it from took real good care of it. The compression test cost me about 40 bucks.
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04-15-06, 10:13 PM
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you ***! didn't even tell me you where coming here, could of went with you and kicked it for a bit! Haha, i'm just messing dude, good job though, glad that you're engine is doing well and glad you're maintaining it very well. You're still a punk for not calling me! haha
04-15-06, 10:35 PM
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Don't cry man its okay, got an issue? heres a tissue lol, jk my bad dude i'll probably come through again next week.
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The compression gauge was the Lightning Rotors Compression Tester ( http://mazdatrix.com/toolmisc.htm ). And i believe the rpms were way above 250rpms some thing like 270rpms, i don't recall, i was over shadowed by my happiness haha. Should of gotten a picture. ****
04-16-06, 12:36 AM
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Don't cry man its okay, got an issue? heres a tissue lol, jk my bad dude i'll probably come through again next week.
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