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speedin

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dc2GS-R said:
It still should have. It took ridiculous amounts of relentless abuse!
With a rebuilt rotors and those 3mm's the motors can take all the high rpm punishment you can give them. If you wanted to kill that youll need some boost, actually quite a bit of it. Boost or just let it sit for a month, thatll do it! lol
 

dc2GS-R

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It took quite a bit of boost too. Usually around 18psi. I rebuilt it because the car had been sitting and the o-rings were dried out and leaking coolant into the combustion chamber...still ran good, just burned coolant and smelled like shit
 

speedin

The Transporter
dc2GS-R said:
It took quite a bit of boost too. Usually around 18psi. I rebuilt it because the car had been sitting and the o-rings were dried out and leaking coolant into the combustion chamber...still ran good, just burned coolant and smelled like shit
SEE!!! lol, let those cars sit and they will kill themselfs! HAHA, Mazda :lol:. Their are alot of parts that kill themselfs as those rotors just sit unused. Like that EVIL rats-nest they call vaccume tubing. *chills down spine*
 

dc2GS-R

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It's mostly the o-rings (headgasket equivalent) and the hoses that will just dry rot after a while. The vacuum problems are bad, especially on FD's. That twin-sequential turbo setup is just one more failure prone design the to complicate things.
 
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