"best" Engine Rebuilders?
#1
im currently in the market for a reman as my oil seals are finally shot. ive narrowed it down to a base rebuild from either pineapple racing or mazdatrix. they both seem to have good reputations, so does anyone have experience with eithers engines?
#2
personally, I prefer the do it yourself approach, that way you save some money possibly, but learn something in the process. And gain an experience in your life few people will ever have, not only building your own engine, but building a rotary. Few people drive one, even fewer have built the one they drive. If it's at all plausible, and you have the self confidence and discipline, go for a rebuild yourself.
Otherwise, both mazdatrix and pineapple have good reputations, I'd personally use mazdatrix though just becase I have more experience with them and they have been very helpful whenever I bother them with technical questions.
Otherwise, both mazdatrix and pineapple have good reputations, I'd personally use mazdatrix though just becase I have more experience with them and they have been very helpful whenever I bother them with technical questions.
#4
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Well, mazdatrix has been in the game longest of the two(i think). But both are good companies. Rotary Resurrection is kinda new, and I would wait a little while with them. I'm not sure where you are located, but KDR Performance is a really good shop here on the east coast...they're getting big business and I have only heard good about them...you can find them online. Personally, I went with Atkins Rotary out in washington state. I personally feel they are the best as I have used them multiple times in the past for other projects. They give you a core refund, and quality built motors. They'll also do a simple streetport for an extra $300! It's really up to you...Atkins, Mazdatrix, or Pineapple...
#8
Originally Posted by vosko' date='Feb 12 2003, 12:44 PM
rotary resurrection reuses lots of seals that the other guys do not. that is why R R is cheap....
#9
Originally Posted by FCmaniac' date='Feb 12 2003, 09:52 AM
so basically, they just use a new gasket kit and apex seals but not all the other seals and springs? I'm curious how much a basic rebuild fair price is with all new coolant, oil, corner, apex seals, gaskets, springs, all the internal stuff aside from the rotors, housings, and e shaft I guess..... what, $2K?
mike