eff_three_see_es

iTrader: (11)

im planning on rebuilding my na motor and i was wonder what the difficulty level is. would it be easy to fu** something up or would it be pretty easy to put together for someone like me with only a little bit of experience with rotorys. im not retarded so i think i will be able to figure it out and i have a manual i just wanted your guys opinions.

micah

Click HERE and find out.

eff_three_see_es

iTrader: (11)

funny^ i already did that, i read threads on it, i just wanted some opinions from people who have done this. thanks for your concern though.

micah

Buy the Atkins video... Everybody says its perfect for the n00b... Pretty much teardown to rebuild. I'm doing my first rebuild this feb. Shouldn't give me too much crap. From what I hear, the success of your rebuild will heavily rely on your attention to detail, organization of parts/tools, and the condition of your existing parts. Hope for the best, prepare for the worst.

eff_three_see_es

iTrader: (11)

onther question, is there any special tools i might need other than the basic tools. i have a pretty big collection of craftsman tools. should that be fine?

micah

54mm socket for flywheel nut, dial indicator, digital calipers, feeler guages.. Carbide bits if you are going to be doing porting... Do you have air tools? Die grinder (for porting), impact wrenches, etc?

Make sure to have lots of baggies or organizational containers to separate parts and label them.

Aaron Cake

iTrader: (1)

There's another thread that was just posted yesterday asking the same question. Here it is:

https://www.rx7club.com/forum/showthread.php?t=619131

skatingsamurai

i cant seems to find that damned 54mm socket ....how big is it in standard?

micah

2 1/8" Sears has one in a craftsman variety.

skatingsamurai

SWEET....YO

thanks