Can rotor housing be replated?
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Can rotor housing be replated?
I have an 85 12a I just took apart due to a broken sparkplug. The front rotor has plating missing. Some of the water journals were plugged up as well. I want to know if the housing can be cleaned up and replated cheaper than buying another housing.
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I'd go to JHB... hell, I will be going JHB in a couple months...
http://www.jhbperformance.com/products/
Can't beat Cermet
http://www.jhbperformance.com/products/
Can't beat Cermet
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Originally Posted by BrewerBob
New they are $400+. I dont' know about used but the plating would have to be in good shape otherwise I'd be back right where I started.
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Originally Posted by smnc
I'd go to JHB... hell, I will be going JHB in a couple months...
http://www.jhbperformance.com/products/
Can't beat Cermet
http://www.jhbperformance.com/products/
Can't beat Cermet
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Originally Posted by smnc
I'd go to JHB... hell, I will be going JHB in a couple months...
http://www.jhbperformance.com/products/
Can't beat Cermet
http://www.jhbperformance.com/products/
Can't beat Cermet
12A front $350.00
12A intermediate $425.00
12A rear $350.00
12A rotor $280.50
12A rotor $280.50
Total: $1686.00
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Originally Posted by BrewerBob
Only problem is I'd have to do the whole engine.
12A front $350.00
12A intermediate $425.00
12A rear $350.00
12A rotor $280.50
12A rotor $280.50
Total: $1686.00
12A front $350.00
12A intermediate $425.00
12A rear $350.00
12A rotor $280.50
12A rotor $280.50
Total: $1686.00
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Originally Posted by rotaryxperamental
Has anybody else ever used this company? The products seem to be of quality and reasonably priced.
https://www.rx7club.com/rotary-car-performance-77/some-cermet-engine-results-451815/
And I'll be using it on my engine re-build...
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Looks like a good product to me.
You wouldn't have to use all Cermet would you?? Say just have the housings done; that'd make a big difference wouldn't it? And what is the diff between the A and B coatings I didn't see info on that, maybe I overlooked it.
You wouldn't have to use all Cermet would you?? Say just have the housings done; that'd make a big difference wouldn't it? And what is the diff between the A and B coatings I didn't see info on that, maybe I overlooked it.
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A is better, but pricey. You can just get the parts you need done. I'm going to be getting the housings and side plates done, but that's just me. Cermet B on the rotor housings and the side plates only come in Cermet A
I figure the rotors are overkill for me...
I figure the rotors are overkill for me...
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