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I'm listing anyone who is referenced by a member and professionally rebuilds engines.
I thought it would be a good idea to list them in one place with no prejudice.
It's up to the members to do their own research.
I also stated in the original post that reviews are welcome.
I'm listing anyone who is referenced by a member and professionally rebuilds engines.
I thought it would be a good idea to list them in one place with no prejudice.
It's up to the members to do their own research.
I also stated in the original post that reviews are welcome.
If those are the criteria for inclusion, add Motorsport Enterprises Racing (MER) in Cresson, TX. I have no direct experience with them as rotary engine rebuilders, but they are otherwise good guys.
If those are the criteria for inclusion, add Motorsport Enterprises Racing (MER) in Cresson, TX. I have no direct experience with them as rotary engine rebuilders, but they are otherwise good guys.
They do R&R and tear-downs, but I don't think they actually rebuild. If you want to see tons and tons of bad housings sitting on shelves, that is the place to go, however!
They do R&R and tear-downs, but I don't think they actually rebuild. If you want to see tons and tons of bad housings sitting on shelves, that is the place to go, however!
Kind of defeats the purpose of this thread.
Someone says "'So&so' does rebuilds."
I look at the site and see "Rotary Service", "Engine Swaps", etc.
I take their word for it because I'm not going to spent the time to vet the website or source to verify it.
I can't speak for anyone else, but I think it's better to have the suggestion AND the negative feedback as forum members deem appropriate than to expect OP to vet every single suggestion. It just makes more practical sense to crowdsource everything than to have one person be the arbiter and act as a choke point.
I can't speak for anyone else, but I think it's better to have the suggestion AND the negative feedback as forum members deem appropriate than to expect OP to vet every single suggestion. It just makes more practical sense to crowdsource everything than to have one person be the arbiter and act as a choke point.
08-22-2017, 08:30 AM
