Fair.. I owe it to you guys and myself to do another leakdown test. I won't have time this weekend but next weekend I will.

I wanted to get another 1,000 miles or so on the motor before doing another leakdown and unfortunately I just haven't had the time.

 

Also, FWIW, Science of Speed also does engine rebuilds, but they are pricey as they require the entire car there for their warranty to be active. They require that they pull the motor and reinstall the motor.

 

i'd still go with inline, who else is standing behind their product like they are. i hope this is fixed... because another 15/20 is a disasterwaiting to happen.

 

I still plan on sending mine to InlinePRO

 

bump?

 

I know I'm lagging on this!! Since my last post we decided to sell our house and purchase a new one.. so my weekends are slammed with all packing and no fun!

I'll post results here before the snow flies I promise.

 

It’s about to snow again here Any update? Thinking that I might need a rebuild.

 

Do we have any other, well known and trusted, options here in USA?

I’ll need a rebuild sooner than later and would love to know who we can blindly trust.

I don’t have time to deal with 3 rebuilds. I need to buy, install, and go.

 

Yeah, I would be really curious to learn various options. Did anyone use this service from Ebay?

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Honda-F22C1...4AAOSw-RhajZzO

 

SOS offers services but IIRC they will only touch stock motors and they prefer the car to be there so they can uninstall/install the motor for their warranty to be valid... It's not cheap.

I've pretty much decided that if this motor gives up the ghost I will just buy used longblocks with good compression/leakdown results. It's so so much cheaper doing that and I'm betting less headache really.