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I don’t think you realize how much of a service you are doing the car community with documenting this process. This is a dying art and the younger generation will one day use this video to get some pointers on how to rebuild your motor 40 years from now.
Thats an art form right there 4:39 The Wankle Engine is something that has always fascinated me, since I was a kid, and when I first heard about how the engine functioned, it blew my mind, so seeing these video series of this engine rebuild is epic!
I think the main reason I watch your guys channel is because you do videos like this. Way more in-depth full engine build specific videos. Everyone can push out some bolt on installs and dyno runs but this RAW and UNIQUE rotor build is super interesting to me. Also...Bolder vs MVMT? ;)
I love these videos. You guys at are the best in the game. No one else goes in depth like y’all do. I’ve been wanting to know in an outs of a rotary for a long time now. It’s the best part of my day after work 11 hours and come home and watch what you’ll have.
Y'all more than likely not going to see this, but I've learned more on how the rotary is made/how it works than I ever known before. Awesome assembly "illustration" Great channel and vid!
DNA Garage Do a bloody good job they obviously have a reputation that people never bring an engine back as faulty because I could never see them sending out a defective unit.
Hi Micky, A very long time ago (80s) i watched a gentleman build one of these engines (for an RX2) and he took to it with a dremal porting tool and removed all the ugly and lumpy casting marks witch made the final engine very unique to look at and easy to clean. But it looked really really nice. Is this not something that is done today or just not the look that your aiming for. Thank you for your effort and i really enjoy the channel.. nz kiwi.
I really like the odd casting marks and such. I appreciate OEM parts for what they are and I just like to make them look new or nicer. Grinding off casting marks seems a lot like shaving an engine bay. Not my style.
This thing is gonna brapp so nice, can’t wait to hear it. Awesome.! I drive a eg6 B16 myself, but i alway’s liked the rotary’s. I’m all about the rev’s.! My eg6 hits 10.000 rpm 😍
FTB For the boys! Late comment, but it was so cool meeting you Mickey in Hawaii. Youll remember me because we joked about looking like twins. Haha Rx7 coming along!!
Bro, we are a small team. I think most of you underestimate the amount of time it takes Evan to edit these videos for you all. No milking going on here. Just that there's only so much time in a day. The UA-cam channel is only a very small part of our business. The fact we are even uploading daily is a lot. Thank you for understanding and your support.
Love the build I'm in shock how amazing the rotaries are I had the rx8 and it blew on me not sure what but couldn't fund the rebuild what's the difference I'm told it's the water jackets hence why the rx8 wasn't turbo'd but I'm no expert by any means just wanting answers so if I get an rx8 I want the 13b rew in it
I always wondered how rotary engines worked . Never looked up how they did. Now what little japanese guy thought this up now? Pretty neat stuff! Keep up the good work guys!!
just a question. I am not sure if the wavy slots in cooling chambers are so much efectives as they was mentioned. They increases surface of chambers that is true, but also they are parpendicular to water flow looks like. It causes that laminar flow from smootch chambers is changed to vortex flow. This change increases the resistance to flow and slows down speed of flow. IMHO slots parallel to flow will not disturb the flow and can by more effective. Please correct me if i am wrong. (not a english please i am not native)
why not lighten and balance the rotors? also why not increase combustion area (dimples in the rotor)? Why are they not oiling the engine during assembly (on the rotor faces)? Why did you choose not to do a full dowel pin on the block?
@@mickeyandrade3435 Fair enough, so where those actions performed, just wondering and if not why not? What doweling did you go with if you did, partial or full?. I enjoyed the theory put forth on the apex seals. Though i still did not see any material missing on the rotors, or dowels, or assembly oil on the rotor faces. Ive seen many rotor assemblies and these steps seem commonplace during a performance build.
Not sure what those water seals are made of but in relation to your comment about using vaseline on seals, you should never ever use vaseline on rubber seals. The rubber will initially swell when absorbed and the seal will be perfect but vaseline is petroleum based and it will eat away at the rubber making it perish faster. Rubber seals prefer 100% silicone grease!
Support these awesome dudes who help support our content! Check out Bolder Watches and use promo code THROTL20 to save $20: www.bolderwatch.com/pages/throtl you can try the watch on for up to 3 days AND pick a charity for part of the profit! Plus they are sick looking ;)
throtl switched my mvmt out 🤭
Hey mickey love your videos and all throtl videos your builds are #1
awesome freaking video, very educational and informative and this makes me appreciate the rotary engine even more!
I don’t think you realize how much of a service you are doing the car community with documenting this process. This is a dying art and the younger generation will one day use this video to get some pointers on how to rebuild your motor 40 years from now.
I have really enjoyed this process and capturing it for you all.
So now I get FD content from you, Tommy and Rob. This is badass
Did rob found his engine?
Now this is Epic
looks like those guys are pros they dont hesitate it just keeps moving forward glad to see this today
Thats an art form right there 4:39 The Wankle Engine is something that has always fascinated me, since I was a kid, and when I first heard about how the engine functioned, it blew my mind, so seeing these video series of this engine rebuild is epic!
I love learning more about these rotary engines. Thanks throtl!
thank YOU for supporting us and watching!
Fyi its ok to have a video longer than 15 min... we will watch it.
Dig seeing the assembly of the engine! Awesome work!
I think the main reason I watch your guys channel is because you do videos like this.
Way more in-depth full engine build specific videos. Everyone can push out some bolt on installs and dyno runs but this RAW and UNIQUE rotor build is super interesting to me.
Also...Bolder vs MVMT? ;)
Beckerman always winning with the fresh music! Mickey - We can all see the happiness in you - watching this go down is awesome. Thanks guys.
Glad my feelings are visible. This is a true passion project for me.
I love these videos. You guys at are the best in the game. No one else goes in depth like y’all do. I’ve been wanting to know in an outs of a rotary for a long time now. It’s the best part of my day after work 11 hours and come home and watch what you’ll have.
Thank you greatly for not cursing and using bad language as much. My kids like to see engine building as much as I do.
My pleasure. We understand this and try our darndest to keep it to a minimum. :-)
Never seen a rotor engine be assembled. Great content Mickey, can’t wait to hear it roar !
Currently on the shitter at work just to watch this
best comment so far hahahaha #keepitREAL
Same
17min shit..I feel bad for your tail pipe😱
Thanks Mickey for explaining how important ceramic apex seals differ from those E&J seals. It’s a good thing they suggested those E&J seals
Y'all more than likely not going to see this, but I've learned more on how the rotary is made/how it works than I ever known before. Awesome assembly "illustration" Great channel and vid!
I have to admit rotary engine is a piece of art...love this videos great job throtl
These engines are beautiful in and out. Wish we had more rotarys now in days.
I can't wait to see this FD finished dude. It's gonna be dope with the MickeySpec treatment.
These video is pure poetry, seen these old timer putting everything together 💪🔥
Never hit like so fast. This is what I been waiting for. Cant wait til this baby runs.
Man I gotta give this rotaries respect. So simplistic yet so sophisticated. I want one
seeing that little dorito in the housing spin around just blows my mind, what a crazy awesome engine. I wish it was more common
Good choice on color looks fantastic I seriously cant wait to see this car complete
Man I wish I had a grampa like mr John with all that knowledge he has. Great job can't wait till fd hits the streets
DNA Garage Do a bloody good job they obviously have a reputation that people never bring an engine back as faulty because I could never see them sending out a defective unit.
DNA stands for Do Nothing Average. There's a reason I chose them to partner with me. ;-)
Amazing how the original designer of this rotary engine came up with this design. Amazing stuff. Enjoyed the video.
Not even super into cars but I'm so invested in this build !
This video makes me more and more want to just sell off my project and start with a rotary. Awesome work dudez!
Im rebuilding my EJ25 and its a breeze compared to what this looks like. Jeeze man. Thats crazy to watch.
Love the video! Rotaries have a special place in my heart.....but WTF Evan! Such a tease. Love this build can’t wait for the RX8 content.
Good Luck with your project, I'm from Dominican Republic and i'm your fan Mickey
Hi Micky, A very long time ago (80s) i watched a gentleman build one of these engines (for an RX2) and he took to it with a dremal porting tool and removed all the ugly and lumpy casting marks witch made the final engine very unique to look at and easy to clean. But it looked really really nice. Is this not something that is done today or just not the look that your aiming for. Thank you for your effort and i really enjoy the channel.. nz kiwi.
I really like the odd casting marks and such. I appreciate OEM parts for what they are and I just like to make them look new or nicer. Grinding off casting marks seems a lot like shaving an engine bay. Not my style.
Class is in session. Too much great knowledge!
That rotor engine looks beautyful
Watching the mastery of motor building, puzzle builder =) Going to need a ride Mickey! 1.3L of fury!
You got it brother!
Movement Vs Boulder 😂🤔
😜
Hell yeah boys. Loving the build videos like this.
Can’t wait to find out more of what Mickey is doing to the RX-7.
This is true art. Such a beautiful process
Thank you for documenting the engine build so well!
I dont think I have ever clicked this fast on a link that popped up lol
Got some good tips watching this thanks keep it up can't wait to see this in the car an runing.
This thing is gonna brapp so nice, can’t wait to hear it. Awesome.! I drive a eg6 B16 myself, but i alway’s liked the rotary’s. I’m all about the rev’s.! My eg6 hits 10.000 rpm 😍
Nice!
This is the sickest video to see how the motor is put back together this is really cool stuff as always keep up the good work !
THank you
This video was super awesome. I love seeing the technical aspect of building a car! ❤️
FTB For the boys! Late comment, but it was so cool meeting you Mickey in Hawaii. Youll remember me because we joked about looking like twins. Haha Rx7 coming along!!
This is an absolute art form.
I NEED MOAR! love the content guys. Very Impressive.
Was going to wait to watch them all at once, but couldn't do it. Nice work buddy!
Okay I actually love you Evan. Lol the Blue's Clues won me over. +1000
Good ol hylomar blue.i always use it on intake so you get no boost leaks at all
man this video was so awesome and educational cant wait to hear it fire right up and on the road
white lithium grease is best for engine assembly it provides better lubrication and last longer the conventional assembly lube
5:32 Yes!! Air goes in!! Also, I was wondering why the exhaust holes were not ported? Can't wait to see this monster in the dyno!!
The exhaust holes are ported. ;-)
I'M FRIGGIN GEEKED FOR YOU MICKEY!!! I'm serious bro, I'd be sleeping on a cot next to that engine cuddling it til it was done! hahahaha
so far yet so close to finishing up , can’t wait to see the FD 😉
Cant wait to see the completed rx 7 its been 2 long lol
Rotary gods would be proud!
Just finish the video with the finally assembly. Quit milking the views chach. On another note can’t wait to see the fd finished. Great work Mickey.
Bro, we are a small team. I think most of you underestimate the amount of time it takes Evan to edit these videos for you all. No milking going on here. Just that there's only so much time in a day. The UA-cam channel is only a very small part of our business. The fact we are even uploading daily is a lot. Thank you for understanding and your support.
amazing that some1 designed and build an engine like this,just look at the thing 😎
Love the build I'm in shock how amazing the rotaries are I had the rx8 and it blew on me not sure what but couldn't fund the rebuild what's the difference I'm told it's the water jackets hence why the rx8 wasn't turbo'd but I'm no expert by any means just wanting answers so if I get an rx8 I want the 13b rew in it
This is HEAVEN !!!! Thank you for sharing !!!
Dang .. cliff hanger.. can't wait till the next video!
Every time I see a rotor move in it's housing it satisfies me
I always wondered how rotary engines worked . Never looked up how they did. Now what little japanese guy thought this up now? Pretty neat stuff! Keep up the good work guys!!
Brucio Wilbur look up Felix Wankel. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Felix_Wankel
German really thats neat
Ty
Here for my Mickey Spec fix
Love TJ rx7 but damn Mickey this is going to be 🔥can’t wait to see them both
just a question. I am not sure if the wavy slots in cooling chambers are so much efectives as they was mentioned. They increases surface of chambers that is true, but also they are parpendicular to water flow looks like. It causes that laminar flow from smootch chambers is changed to vortex flow. This change increases the resistance to flow and slows down speed of flow. IMHO slots parallel to flow will not disturb the flow and can by more effective. Please correct me if i am wrong. (not a english please i am not native)
Ty for going into such detail haha, learning more each time Mickey much appreciated :-) :-)
This video was so amazing to watch!
Dorito love !
damn seriously appreciate these assemble videos siick luv it, been livin that dorito life since 2004
Watching this makes me happy!!!
Never seen a rotary engine being built it’s like making a dam sandwich with all the topping I give it to that dude he knows his stuff
That Blues Clues clip, Ahhh.... childhood.
these engines are crazy
Wow... insane .. how much power after the rebuild do you think it will make now with these upgrades ??
why not lighten and balance the rotors? also why not increase combustion area (dimples in the rotor)? Why are they not oiling the engine during assembly (on the rotor faces)? Why did you choose not to do a full dowel pin on the block?
I didn't show everything brother.
@@mickeyandrade3435 Fair enough, so where those actions performed, just wondering and if not why not? What doweling did you go with if you did, partial or full?. I enjoyed the theory put forth on the apex seals. Though i still did not see any material missing on the rotors, or dowels, or assembly oil on the rotor faces. Ive seen many rotor assemblies and these steps seem commonplace during a performance build.
Mickey the videos are great always waiting for your next one.
Those ports tho! Damn little momma!
Amazing footage!
Great editin on the last shot
It's finally here, oooo docterrrr
I could watch hours of you guys awesome vids working please keep it up !!!!!
Thank you Rufus.
Nothing better than a fresh 13b chook cooker
Yea buddy!
Damn, watch sponsor rivalry in the shop. MVMT vs Bolder
Not sure what those water seals are made of but in relation to your comment about using vaseline on seals, you should never ever use vaseline on rubber seals. The rubber will initially swell when absorbed and the seal will be perfect but vaseline is petroleum based and it will eat away at the rubber making it perish faster.
Rubber seals prefer 100% silicone grease!
Hmm never seen that before . I seen mainly vasoline
Man I sure hope John is teaching someone his skill for when he is gone
Brap for life
Hey Mickey, would you ever consider a VeilSide bodykit? Like the D1-GT or the Fortune? (I like how it looks now but it’s just a question) :)
if you sponsor him im sure he'll go for it! veilside look sick though
LOL. The kit is 40k.
I wonder how they figure out the alignment of the rotor on the eccentric shaft. Does it just fit in one way only????
Dope x3 Love this video, very informative
What about goopy seals? I've heard those are good.
Can't wait to hear this thing!
Me neither!
I love how 2 rotors are the size of a shoe box 😂
Can’t wait to hear it
E and J all the way
What was the blue stuff he was painting on the seals?