What a bullshit rotary site
10-11-06, 12:58 AM
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What a bullshit rotary site
http://www.hurley-engineering.ltd.uk/default.aspx
I don't know whats dumber, their goofy apex seals, or the prices they charge. Don't miss the "swing tip" apex seals or the "racing tri spring corner seals"
I don't know whats dumber, their goofy apex seals, or the prices they charge. Don't miss the "swing tip" apex seals or the "racing tri spring corner seals"
10-11-06, 01:05 AM
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Remarkably you can buy rebuilt NSU wankels from the same site, first I've ever seen for sale, probably loaded with the garbage internals they sell.
10-11-06, 03:36 AM
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OBEY YOUR MAZDA
Go Away...
Hurley has tonnes of experience with the rotary
Their seals work, I don't know about the Swing-Tip but that not for automotive use either.
"racing tri spring corner seals" has equal pressure on the entire seal.
Get Your facts straight before badmouthing reputeable shops.
Hurley has tonnes of experience with the rotary
Their seals work, I don't know about the Swing-Tip but that not for automotive use either.
"racing tri spring corner seals" has equal pressure on the entire seal.
Get Your facts straight before badmouthing reputeable shops.
10-11-06, 05:57 AM
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Originally Posted by Kim
Go Away...
Hurley has tonnes of experience with the rotary
Their seals work, I don't know about the Swing-Tip but that not for automotive use either.
"racing tri spring corner seals" has equal pressure on the entire seal.
Get Your facts straight before badmouthing reputeable shops.
Hurley has tonnes of experience with the rotary
Their seals work, I don't know about the Swing-Tip but that not for automotive use either.
"racing tri spring corner seals" has equal pressure on the entire seal.
Get Your facts straight before badmouthing reputeable shops.
10-11-06, 08:44 AM
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Savanna Rx-7
Baaaaaaahh!
Wickedly quick. Just like a lamb to the slaughter Nobody was messing around to day.
villiage idiot: kinda like here, let me trip on my crank duh
kim, john, latin, here: let me cut it off for you! .... sterling: to insure that you do not polute the gene pool!
kenn
villiage idiot: kinda like here, let me trip on my crank duh
kim, john, latin, here: let me cut it off for you! .... sterling: to insure that you do not polute the gene pool!
kenn
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10-11-06, 01:22 PM
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Wow, been a while since I was flamed this bad. Some, actually many poeple were going off on them on the nopistons forums so I checked them out, btw .4mm wear per 700kms on the tri spring corner seals, so......yeah. Type hurley in the nopistons search. I will admit I do hear OK reviews on thier normal apex seals, and I guess their softer atribute makes them more compatable with badly worn housings. Well I'm off to go rub topical cream on my burns :-)
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