Okay so i have a 86 rotary engine and im going to rebuild it but i dont know how much im going to have to rebuild because ive never worked with rotary engines before!!! So if u have any suggestions or advice please tell me!!! anything will help!!!

 

take it to a shop, thats your best bet!

 

yeah, and while your at it take all your money, throw it in a pile and burn it..

(himeh's motto = "its not who you know, its who you blow!!)

no but really, if you take it to a shop be sure to do your research first..as i've been hearing **** lately. and i dont even work at a shop anymore! go figure.

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call the junkman before its too late. metal is expensive these days

 

it really all depends on what you can reuse and what you cant, thats what makes price change flucuate, and if you do it yourself, make sure you measure everything right

 

funny guy,

no butseriously if you dont have a clue wat your doing its best to do your research on a shop and save some monies, and get it rebuilt, also you can get a blown motor and practice a rebuild...

 

or pay me to rebuild it for you..gheez.

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hahah, im too lazy to try a rebuild.. lol

 

Pay me to rebuild it and supply all the **** needed

 

thanks...i guess!!! this rx7 will be my first real project car so my friend, my dad and i are all going to try and rebuild it!!! Thanks

 

bridge port it

 

when my dad "helped" he broke my water pump spout

 

At the minimum you will need the soft seal kit just to put it back together if you tear into it. If the internals are within Mazda's specifications they can reused and if not you'll have to replace them. If the housings are in bad shape you'd have to replace those as well. Luckily, you can post photos up in the technical section and someone more informed than I can tell you if they are worth reusing or not.

 

take your time, dont rush anything, and dont go cheap on parts. when tearing down, keep as much as possible in labled plastic baggies, and you might want to heat up the bolt that seems stuck on the front cover, when you get there you'll know