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<blockquote data-quote="13btt" data-source="post: 938266" data-attributes="member: 3125"><p><strong>good feedback & me getting carried away...AGAIN</strong></p><p></p><p>thteh86,</p><p></p><p>I am glad to hear that you have found this RE forum helpful - that is really good news for the persons involved in getting this forum off the ground despite many sceptics. I really do encourage others that also find benefit to speak up & tell us how it has helped u too!</p><p></p><p>So long as you look after fueling and don't overheat your engine (assuming you started with a good engine in the 1st place) you will not encounter any apex seal related problems whatsoever. Breakage only occurs through abuse of the engine & misunderstanding of its somewhat unique requirements. The engine will last you very well as it still does for me 3 years on from rebuild. </p><p></p><p>I confidently drive my RX almost every day and don't even think about breaking an apex seal because I know I have correct (adequate) fuel and therefore my apex seals will not break - they only break when you have lean burn and pre-ignition (knock / detonation) causing uncontrolled small combustions which crack the apex seal(s).</p><p></p><p>Also I never stress about overheating either because I have a more efficient radiator to dissipate more heat together with a PIVOT fan controller to make my fans cut in earlier at 90 degrees versus oem which is normally way above 100 degrees - way too late for our climate.</p><p></p><p>Once you have your RX-7 setup correctly in the areas that matter (and I am definitely not referring to external appearances including huge wing, bodykit etc etc) it is a very enjoyable experience owning, driving and looking good in this unique sportscar.</p><p></p><p>OK getting back to your comment about your mate - this is very common because there is so much misinformation floating around and of course some does come from those "mechanics" I often speak of that spread similar negative and misinformed comments too due to lack of correct & technical knowledge.</p><p></p><p>I bought my RX firstly coz i really loved the shape when i first saw it at the Aussie motorshow in 1991 and secondly I had seen many rotaries in Perth easily out-drag many hotted up V8s and turbo fours on the street, at illegal drags, car events and Barbagallo (those that know Perth well) raceway! I just had to get me one!!!!! Only after buying it here in KL did I later find out about all the bad talk of rotary engines - I was shocked to say the least, especially since there was only good talk & 100% praise back in Australia.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="13btt, post: 938266, member: 3125"] [b]good feedback & me getting carried away...AGAIN[/b] thteh86, I am glad to hear that you have found this RE forum helpful - that is really good news for the persons involved in getting this forum off the ground despite many sceptics. I really do encourage others that also find benefit to speak up & tell us how it has helped u too! So long as you look after fueling and don't overheat your engine (assuming you started with a good engine in the 1st place) you will not encounter any apex seal related problems whatsoever. Breakage only occurs through abuse of the engine & misunderstanding of its somewhat unique requirements. The engine will last you very well as it still does for me 3 years on from rebuild. I confidently drive my RX almost every day and don't even think about breaking an apex seal because I know I have correct (adequate) fuel and therefore my apex seals will not break - they only break when you have lean burn and pre-ignition (knock / detonation) causing uncontrolled small combustions which crack the apex seal(s). Also I never stress about overheating either because I have a more efficient radiator to dissipate more heat together with a PIVOT fan controller to make my fans cut in earlier at 90 degrees versus oem which is normally way above 100 degrees - way too late for our climate. Once you have your RX-7 setup correctly in the areas that matter (and I am definitely not referring to external appearances including huge wing, bodykit etc etc) it is a very enjoyable experience owning, driving and looking good in this unique sportscar. OK getting back to your comment about your mate - this is very common because there is so much misinformation floating around and of course some does come from those "mechanics" I often speak of that spread similar negative and misinformed comments too due to lack of correct & technical knowledge. I bought my RX firstly coz i really loved the shape when i first saw it at the Aussie motorshow in 1991 and secondly I had seen many rotaries in Perth easily out-drag many hotted up V8s and turbo fours on the street, at illegal drags, car events and Barbagallo (those that know Perth well) raceway! I just had to get me one!!!!! Only after buying it here in KL did I later find out about all the bad talk of rotary engines - I was shocked to say the least, especially since there was only good talk & 100% praise back in Australia. [/QUOTE]
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