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![]() EDIT: Just came across some old discussions on RX7Club where you were praising the NRS ceramic seals (back in '05, I think). Knowing your stance on ceramics seals now, what changed? I'm not calling you out and I understand the low impact strength of ceramics. I'm just generally curious why the change of heart? Patiently waiting on the COP adapters too. They'll save me ~4 ft of wiring harness and eliminate the need for four ~2 ft ignition leads. Last edited by infernosg; 01-30-2015 at 10:54 AM. |
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If you look close its not just me who says this (though I have more experience than anyone on this due to the volume I supplied to so many end users), and all go through exactly the same thing (rampant non explained failure methods) that 99 times out of 100 end up in an engine that totally goes into the parts bin!!!!! And in a turbo engined case its a given that this is what will happen. After so many years and going through that experience first hand I said to myself FUCK THIS!@ there has to be a better way to engineer the merits of a ceramic material but also have the positives of the ductility of a ferrous material that is specified and treated right. It took me near 7 years of testing to come up with my own specification that does it, and it does it like no other. I made something that is failure proof, but is compatible with the rotor housing surface. Its made for life, and its engineering quality rewrites the book on how something should be made, not cheap, but its the best by a long margin over anything else made to date. From every bad experience we learn something and the main point is to make a better product, if this principle was not followed then we would never have had better rotary engines, instead being stuck with the 10A shitbox LOL, so yes its a constant evolution until you actually solve a problem. I have the best apex seals ever devised, does it mean now I will rest? NO! I will keep on going like I have the last 22 years and keep on leading the way in development and pioneering the best solutions, be in COP, Water Injection, or APEX SEALS ![]()
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Ill admit that i didn't read through this entire thread. So if the question was already answered I'm sorry. But with your COP set up (I did see the price $2700USD if i remember) are you including coils with the brackets?
also i think its pretty awesome that you're making apex seals too!!!
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IGN-1A is (RR mounting and adaptors + coils) M&W is (RR mounting + boots + internal connections + CDI box or box's + M&W coils) 2 options in this version They are all with Titanium fasteners throughout as well ! Yes the apex seals are my life work, everything about them is the BEST, all are parts life and database recorded, even the case they come in 'exotic', really warrant the price from a complete package for those who demand the ultimate in every aspect. This market has never seen anything like it before now, and no one will ever be able to copy it on any level (leave that shit to the 20+ other jokers in the space). the final full 'as shipped' production versions I'll do a full photo shoot on once ready in a couple of weeks time.
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The $1300 option still has everything needed to work minus the CDI box? What is the purpose of the CDI box? Forgive my ignorance.
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For a wasted spark set up (Apexi PFC or any other ECU set up this way) you will need a custom 3 box CDI set up!!! (not listed) you will need 2 x boxes to do the leading plugs and 1 x box to do the trailing plugs, I wont bore you with details but its how it is for same reasons as the IGN-1A in a round about way! Best thing to do is FUCK OFF the Apexi PFC and put in an Adaptronic ECU that can be set to run in sequential ignition mode (4 channels) then you can use ANY of the set ups I have listed. ![]()
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It IGN-1A uses inductance and takes time to build up the primary side voltage and current to a level that is acceptable enough, then as this field collapses it induces a secondary high voltage through magnetic inductance in the secondary winding of the coil, its a slow ass process, that is very dependent on 'dwell' or charge time. IF you don't have enough time to build up the charge then the c-u-n-t-s have very low power and will misfire, so cant be used on wasted spark engines (OEM and PFC), and they always struggle at high RPM due to the proportional loss of dwell time available to build up sufficient energy through this slow ass process...... this is why the c-u-n-t-s are shit on 2 stroke / WANKEL high rev applications as there is such low time between firing events ........... hope this makes sense?
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Yes.. so its for speed and strength of the spark the coil is giving. So it would work fine with out the CDI box if it was run on a standalone system like Haltech?
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Haltech (only one that cant is the PFC) can use the IGN-1A effectively, yes.
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![]() as soon as I'm ready to get the engine all built up. I'm working on getting the rest of the car ready to receive the good ol engine. by the way .. your use of the term "donmega" makes me giggle. I assume it means "awesome" but i like it ![]()
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Almost ready !!!!! Want some ?????
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If anyone wants a cheaper setup I have HKS dli I brought off Rice himself and I now wanna run COP. Inbox me. $350 with FD loom (Thats AUD so probably work out cheaper for u cunts)
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Measured a PIECE OF FUCKING SHIT apex seal made by the useless c-u-n-t-s 'power seals' snapped the turd with a pair of pliers LOL and the piece I have left is factory ground on a taper LOL, bottom of it is 1.932mm and top is 1.945mm LOL!!!!!! only 0.013mm deviation in thickness over 8mm distance!!!!!!!
Fucking piece of crap! These seal TOTALLY RAPED a brand new set of rotor housings too LOL, and they broke in the engine as well hahaha. ![]() Mind you this is the same c-u-n-t (Kev from SCR) who sent me his prototype SCR seals in 2005, these turned up in a GLAD snap lock bag and were sanded on on the flats in figure of 8 pattern LOL and made from BHP mild steel cold drawn bar black bar LOL. These shonky made 'Power Seals' are not much better, what the fuck do you expect for ~$300 LOL You get what you pay for, in this case A LOT LESS ! It pieces of fucking garbage like this and the list is longer than my cock! (one shit product after another!) that made me say 'fuck all these asshats!' it about time someone made a decent apex seal product that actually has some engineering pedigree behind it and will actually work!
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Maybe you can get mazda interested
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They are way too expensive in material and processing to make for OEM to be interested.
The special work alone in processing is over 20 hours work in each set, they would never be down for that. They cost me allot! but money was no object in coming up with a solution I found acceptable. Mazda on the other hand have a very different design brief, lowest cost, durability, safety factor, and power limit many orders lower. I can make the Mazda seal for around $15 a piece (main beam and corner), the material is basic shit, the hardening of the tip is 'simple', the finish is average. I am sure they get it made for less than that. For the application they are o.k. (just) and I am sure Mazda can make it for less than I could? outsourcing to Mahle or similar company..... either way they make an absolute killing on the parts when selling it to end users, that is a fact.
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