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From: "Gerhard Ungerer" <gerhard@randombitcorp.com>
To: "'Rotary motors in aircraft'" <flyrotary@lancaironline.net>
Subject: [FlyRotary] Question about engine for sale
Date: Sun, 1 Apr 2007 09:38:37 -0400
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I am still a LONG WAY from hanging the powerplant on my Cozy, but =
thought it
might be worth while starting to learn more about the engine and rebuild =
it
over the next number of years.  So, the engine that I might be =
interested in
does not need to be running at the end of the month.

I came across a rotary engine that someone pulled out of an RX7 =
(replaced
it).

This is what he said about it:
Basic engine block with no fuel injectors, no alternator, no starter,=20
includes pressure plate, clutch disck, power steering pump, all pulleys, =
no=20
belts no hoses.  Reason replaced has one blown seal on rotor.... make =
offer

Is this worth while?  Would I end up putting much more into this than it =
is
worth?

If so, what does one offer for such an engine?  I would suspect not =
much.

Gerhard Ungerer
www.randombitcorp.com/cozymkiv