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- Pinkfluffybunnys
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2? and both with bearing knock?? damn...Sokar wrote: I really like the SR, however this is the second one I've bought that came with bearing knock. If I rebuild it and 4 months from now it gets knock again I'm gonna kick myself! and the motor! and you!
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Enzio wrote:Who needs ligths? When you're going sideways forward facing lights don't do anything but confuse squirrels and sheep next to the road...
aka The Overlord
In my experience, both previous owners being utter chops! Motor abuse, not changing oil regularly, not allowing decent warm ups and cooldowns, the usual, that was definately the case on the first one in my S14. Also heard a bigger sump is a must for drifting an SR!Riekert wrote:2? and both with bearing knock?? damn...Sokar wrote: I really like the SR, however this is the second one I've bought that came with bearing knock. If I rebuild it and 4 months from now it gets knock again I'm gonna kick myself! and the motor! and you!but what causes bearing knock?
However Charel from the drift club has been drifting for a year+ on a stock SR with a Stock sump and he has had no issues, proves that if you look after it, it will look after you.
Captain Slow to the rescue!
ok, first i dont understand your danville grammar??? but i get the jist of what you saying!!!!Vlade wrote:Its not uncommon that batman's are unreliable cars, now you want that thing's lump in your S13? Eish...
No I've I touch a motor again, 1JZ/2JZ or RB25, RB26 is overpriced in my opinion...
Or buy a car with such motor in already.... ummm Toyota Soarer...




but i disagree - a rotary is a very very reliable motor. the fact that it is often misunderstood is a reality.
anything less than 300kw's on a rotary is easy and cheap. over that and you need to start engineering for it and that becomes expensive.
i say go for it - its a great engine, and in the s13 its gonna be awesome. it sits way back so handling is gonna be better. its gonna be close to 300rwkw. for that price you cannot get the same 300rwkw's from an SR!
also - FC and FD are not any lighter than the s13. in fact i reckon they may be heavier!!!
do it - its different...
and if gary gives you an e-poesklap, we gonna drive that rotary to durban and kick his ass with it and then brag about it on the forum with lots of e-asswhippings!!! but before we get back from durbs we are gonna also give him an e-wet-willy, and an e-how's-your-auntie!!!
ReeceZ wrote:I'm sorry... I couldn't help it. Please no one wish any hateful shit on me, I own an SX already
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Sokar - Piece of cheap advice. If you know somebody that really knows how to build and tune 13B's then go for it! Its awesome motors and very very reliable if built correctly!
I know a few guys that used them in their stock cars and the hall ass! But its all very well built motors with lots and time and money spend on it! If you get a good price on it all and it works you out cheaper, go for it and all of the best to you!
I know a few guys that used them in their stock cars and the hall ass! But its all very well built motors with lots and time and money spend on it! If you get a good price on it all and it works you out cheaper, go for it and all of the best to you!
Rolling Thunder..........