Bob Pelikan's 350 HP Mazda rotary powered super sleeper sidecar rig
11-23-04, 05:15 PM
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kill it with BOOMSTICK!
That is definately the coolest application I've seen for the 20b yet. Problem is, I'd never drive it. WAY too much power per pound on that little bike. I would probably kill myself.
Besides, that setup probably breaks 200mph easy, when would somebody need that? I mean, on the steet
Besides, that setup probably breaks 200mph easy, when would somebody need that? I mean, on the steet
11-24-04, 06:30 AM
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Originally Posted by Falcoms
That is definately the coolest application I've seen for the 20b yet. Problem is, I'd never drive it. WAY too much power per pound on that little bike. I would probably kill myself.
Originally Posted by Falcoms
Besides, that setup probably breaks 200mph easy, when would somebody need that? I mean, on the steet
I like it.
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11-25-04, 05:23 AM
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Originally Posted by ErikTheDead
but that isn't a 20B, it's a 13B-RE look at the intake manafold
Atilla the fun was refering to the power to weight ratio of the bike with the 13b and a street driven fc/fd with a 20b.
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11-30-04, 12:02 AM
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Father of Rotohak checking in.
I just came across this thread about my bike. Glad to see some other rotary fans out there. As you might immagine, it is a handfull at anything aproaching full throttle, but a blast to ride. Nothing much on the road can keep up with it. The rotohak.com website now has a link to the Speed Channel 1 minute clip referred to in this thread. Cheers!
11-30-04, 11:12 AM
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Originally Posted by bohb
I just came across this thread about my bike. Glad to see some other rotary fans out there. As you might immagine, it is a handfull at anything aproaching full throttle, but a blast to ride. Nothing much on the road can keep up with it. The rotohak.com website now has a link to the Speed Channel 1 minute clip referred to in this thread. Cheers!
WOW! great job on the bike.. You are a true rotorhead!!
