knowledgeable people

Started by lee mills, August 19, 2007, 11:35:09 AM

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lee mills

are there any knowledgeable (engine wise) people that live in the south west.
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lee

88GT-R


lee mills

i am a complete novice engine wise but ia ma very keen to get hands on and learn rather than just pay for things to be altered/mended all the time. i live in devon and i suppose you could say im looking for a guru to learn from any help would be appreciated
 
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Lee

Fish

You have Dragon, ReWorx, RX Motors and Hayward Rotary.

Jon (88GT-R), are you trying to get business? Now now you know the rules.

Fish

88GT-R

Quote from: FishYou have Dragon, ReWorx, RX Motors and Hayward Rotary.

Jon (88GT-R), are you trying to get business? Now now you know the rules.

Fish


Yeah Danny, I\'m in the business of giving advice! LOL:Thumbs-up

John

lee mills

Quote from: FishYou have Dragon, ReWorx, RX Motors and Hayward Rotary.
 
Jon (88GT-R), are you trying to get business? Now now you know the rules.
 
Fish

missing the point slightly i am looking to learn from somebody not pay them to do work for me. I know i  have the usual tuners i can use but wanted to learn how to do the work myself lol.
 
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Lee

88GT-R

#6
Best place is at home, behind the computer doing research. You will learn so much!

John

Ant480

If you do end up learning in front of the computer, check out the following link if you haven\'t already done so:

http://www.rebuildingrotaryengines.com/videos/all

I think the guy making these videos is extremely generous with his knowledge when you consider he is actually giving away years of experience and possibly losing customers by encouraging people to do it themselves.

Good luck,

Ant.:Thumbs-up

gsb876

Lee,

there is also a 4 disc dvd set available on rebuilding a rotary engine, RotaryArt have them for sale i believe

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Jit

Best way to learn is to get stuck in!!! Thats how I started off!

Jit

oh and also worh a mention...Carl hayward helped me out a LOT when I was doing my rebuild.... and I know im not the only person whom he has helped either...quite refreshing IMO in this day when some rotary tuners would rather see cars blow than on the road to find someone like Carl who\'d like to help people keep them on the road!
So getting stuck in doesnt neccesarily have to be a prelude to shooting yourself in the foot!