RX7 10 rotary dont's

[@anchoradventuresyt]

A redline a day…..I like that!

[@arrivendrive6831]

Pushing the engine into the ketchup is very important. The rotary engine basically needs to be treated like a race engine every once in a while to keep it healthy

[@lucasnikunen7571]

and may i mention how angry it makes me when someone immediately assumes a rotary engine is this unreliable hunk of dog doo doo. Yet nobody knows how to maintain them properly because they are so much more Demanding than other engines I call it the engine you need to treat like a pet You gotta keep it well fed/ take it to the bathroom/ and give it juice to live/ do that and the engine will love you like a dog.

[@arrivendrive6831]

I totally agree with you Lucas. I get tired of hearing the same song and dance about rotaries. Most of the time it is from individuals that have never owned one and go by rumors.

[@rogerdavis2056]

I think you forgot one on stock engines do not start it then shut it off without a good warmup!

[@arrivendrive6831]

Yes, you are absolutely correct. It is always a great practice to get the engine to operating temperatures before turning off. Failure of doing this can lead to your engine being flooded or eventually fouling plugs. I will be making another video soon with more do not do items.

[@lucasnikunen7571]

for the longest time i thought E85 is the best for rotaries considering what Rob Dahm has taught me.

[@arrivendrive6831]

E85 in my opinion is the best fuel for rotaries. I run 93 because it is always available and I drive my car long distances at times.

[@jamfd3s788]

E85 is very good for rotarys when racing or when driving your a lot, if you let e85 sit in your rotary it will mess it up very bad

[@arrivendrive6831]

Yes. I recommend you drive your car at least ince a month if you are on E85. E85 keeps the engine temps remain lower there for helping overall performance and engine life.