photos of my new motor (pre assembly)
06-21-04, 10:34 PM
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photos of my new motor (pre assembly)
so i am going to rebuild my motor as soon as i get some money. so ive been prepping my motor have it all ready when i do. the silver color is aluminum 1200 degree engine paint and the black is black 1200 degree engine paint. and no smartass rice comments
im just doing this because i have some laying around. and i wanted to protect all the parts from grease and ****. as soon as people buy some of my parts i can but the parts i need for a rebuild so buy them damn it
im just doing this because i have some laying around. and i wanted to protect all the parts from grease and ****. as soon as people buy some of my parts i can but the parts i need for a rebuild so buy them damn it
06-21-04, 10:51 PM
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Nothing 'rice' about painting the parts, unless it's an obnoxiously retarded color (anything ending in neon, for example. Or a color named after a sesame street character) 
06-21-04, 10:57 PM
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i cant wait til mine is painted. it will be pretty wicked looking. lookin good, though, lurch. there's especially nothing rice about black and silver. hell, chevy is orange and that's not rice. though if it began in neon...
06-21-04, 11:21 PM
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im considering painting my engine bay a dull silver color. (i dont like the black) and considering my car is silver. do you think that would look good?
oh and i didnt see the lurch comment coming. good job
oh and i didnt see the lurch comment coming. good job
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hmmm very nice indeed but i have a question. one of my friends the other day said something about rotary engines being able to have three rotars. is that so and if so can u have more?
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so how did u protect the housing insides when u painted them?
alot of duct tape?
i gonna paint mine silver, all housings, but i probably wont' paint the exhaust areas, as the paint will probably flake off anyway.
alot of duct tape?
i gonna paint mine silver, all housings, but i probably wont' paint the exhaust areas, as the paint will probably flake off anyway.
06-22-04, 08:26 AM
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Looks very nice. I did the same thing, except went with the aluminum instead of the silver paint, but still used gloss black.
my engine sitting together:
my engine sitting together:
06-22-04, 12:22 PM
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Originally posted by sosofast
so how did u protect the housing insides when u painted them?
alot of duct tape?
i gonna paint mine silver, all housings, but i probably wont' paint the exhaust areas, as the paint will probably flake off anyway.
so how did u protect the housing insides when u painted them?
alot of duct tape?
i gonna paint mine silver, all housings, but i probably wont' paint the exhaust areas, as the paint will probably flake off anyway.
you use wide masking tape or its also called painters tape. you can get it in the painting isle of hardware stores. i reccomend you cover up the big holes on the sides of the housing as well to keep spray out. its easy just tape paper over it.
here is it taped up.
08-10-04, 02:39 AM
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IT was real hard to see what actualy went on in that pic, I couldnt tell. Good to hear you got it straight. You;re sure the seal can't move around and break then? I've seen "repaired" rotors with broken/cracked sideseals because of this. And you got it back together without any issues?
08-10-04, 09:00 AM
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Nice work, razor!
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about 200 more gallons of blood... and perhaps a kidney (what the hell, I got two of 'em, right?)
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