None of Tony's polished housing picts came through for me. Could you send
again? BTW I just read about 28 pages of posts about building P-ports on
the RX-7 site along with pictures and comments. I suggest you refer people
to read it as it will save you and them countless hours of speculating about
the what ifs:)
DougFir
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Doug,
Which rx7 site had the p-port info.
Thanks,Geir
This is what I got from Doug. Perhaps you can make sense
of it :)
RX-7 Owners Club - Building Per
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Paul Lamar ...No rotor no motor.
It appears to be an HTML file.
What I can gather so far... it is about some guy by the name
of Scalliwag that built a P-port with a hole saw on a lathe.
Very clever. It was posted 12-29-2002. I swear I never saw it
before but great minds think alike :) He suggested pressure testing
it.
A lot of the questions we have heard on here were asked then.
Perhaps some of you have read this before :)
The last picture (port27) shows what you are up against with
various other schemes such as O-rings.
Paul Lamar ...No rotor no motor.
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