Jase's Hybrid 4 port auto, with 6 port parts Updated Assembly Pics pg2
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Hey all
Just making a new thread now that the engine is almost ready. Basically the history is after going FI, i knew i needed a new motor sooner or later, it happened that a head technician at a local Mazda Dealer, took a 18,000km motor that seized up, cleaned it up, replaced new water seals to replace his FC's 13B. Eventually he discovered he will not have the time to do the swap and the 4 port motor went on sale, i initially offered him 2,000 AUD (the motor was ready to be dropped in and ran), he refused and stated since it was on ebay he wanted to keep it that way. In the end i won the bid at 1,000 AUD :P cant complain. When we pulled the engine apart, there were obviously mistakes with how this guy assembled the engine (reason for low price?), so parts were completely blocked off, the engine would not have lasted past 5,000kms. Lucky it was never planned to be *dropped in*, The positive news, the housing, the plates, basically every part was *as new* and could be reused Anyways after running awhile, the inevitable occurred and my rear rotor has lost compression 61 psi, down from 98 psi when tested before going FI. So i dropped off my spare motor to Rohan from Xtreme Rotary, aka Guru Motorsports. Through some discussion and budgeting we decided to try something new for the 4 port, Since there is not alot of updates for engine work done on 4 port, i do not know if people have attempted this in the past. But the list goes
The tear down will occur at a later date, due to the fact i dont really need to tear it down, and Rohan is extremely, extremely busy. Thus my lack of information. But when ever he has the time, he said he will give me a buzz and we will have a look at it. Now i know i may be flamed, frowned upon, sexually harassed for trying something new, and who knows it may work or it may not, I may gain a few ponies. But the ultimate goal is to create a engine that improves the OEM design's weak points and making it more boost friendly. I trust my engine builder, being one of the best out there, and ultimately if any issue arises his opinions will always be prioritized. I had enough of those 6 port bullies posting all their rebuilds and trying all these fancy things, time to do some work on a 4 port! Aim of thread is to inform and post some numbers towards the end, informing our 4 port brothers (or sisters) out there on things they could potentially try in the future. Thanks for reading :Peace::wavey: I have attached some pictures showing the dowel holes, and the report of balancing the stock rotors |
Rohan from Xtreme Rotary, aka Guru Motorsports |
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I've never liked 4 ports, and bully them often.... that said....
This should turn out really well. |
glad someone is stepping up to the plate!
Looking forward to the results :) |
Originally Posted by TeamRX8
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destined to be one of the best threads on teh forum ... :bowdown:
Goodluck jason its really coming along well! PS. Good to see you are moving away from the standard weak pony 4 port crew :bootyshak JK |
Good luck with the build!
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Guru motorsports does some really nice stuff, you're going to be really really happy.
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good luck! looking forward to the results.
is that second pic some super secret order to put a rotary together lol. |
Good luck with the build jason, keep us posted
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yes keep us posted this might be what i have been waiting for - for my 4 port
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^ You've been waiting for a way to make your 4 port more reliable for FI? :dunno:
TBH, I am not expecting any real power gain from this motor, the power that i will gain will most likely be the power that is lost from a failed compression. The port work that are done are not to increase *power* but allow it to breath easier, and clean up the ports that generally have a lot of carbon stuck. However i wouldnt rule out a few... ponies. Anyways update on this motor, basically everything is done, all that is left is for the Ianetti 3mm to arrive and Rohan's milling machine experienced a hard drive malfunction. So a few days for that to get fixed before the CC porting will be done. Then just the job of putting the parts back together. Ill be visiting the work shop tomorrow, for some photos and discussions regarding the oil pressure mod (Rohan is quite against it) Regards Jason |
If you port and polish it horsepower will come.
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high expectations often results in sad results with rx8 unfortunately :P
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Peek A Boo....:suspect: subbed.
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Let the show begin! I love 4 ports.
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Just checked out the engine, looking real good, left my camera at home however, so i took a few photos using their camera, gotta wait for them to email them to me.
The lapsed housing feels like..... silk :D Engine is going to be put back together at end of next week. Also heard some concepts for housings and plates to never have wear for a long long time :P (not for mine, in the near future) |
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Ok New Motor Put Together and ready to go!
http://users.tpg.com.au/jzzhu/Motor%...d/DSC00336.jpg Nah Just Kidding, i wish :D :spank::spank::spank: |
Where here are some photos
First up are the Ceramic Bearing Rotors and Balanced http://users.tpg.com.au/jzzhu/Motor%.../Rotor%201.jpghttp://users.tpg.com.au/jzzhu/Motor%.../Rotor%202.jpghttp://users.tpg.com.au/jzzhu/Motor%.../Rotor%203.jpg |
Isotropic Finished Eccentric Shaft
http://users.tpg.com.au/jzzhu/Motor%20Rebuild/ES.jpg Misc Seals http://users.tpg.com.au/jzzhu/Motor%20Rebuild/Seals.jpghttp://users.tpg.com.au/jzzhu/Motor%.../Seals%202.jpg |
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Where everything stands now.
Was alerted to today, the apex seals has come in. Rohan needs to finish with another quad rotor, then he will assemble my engine end of this week. Then after that i just gotta finish fab some things up for my engine bay, relocate my battery, SOHN reseviour, relocate coils again, dyno + safe tuning on old engine (in prep for new one) |
looks good jason, almost ready for the dyno day.
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im not going to run the motor on the dyno day, need time to run it in and retuned
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Looking GOOD
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