who is the owner of this transaxle rotary civic
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who is the owner of this transaxle rotary civic
Does anyone know more information about this honda civic with a transaxle rotary engine?
The only thing i know is this picture.
I am working now on a transaxle engineconversion. This person is using the same gearbox as i do. So i am very curious for more info!
The only thing i know is this picture.
I am working now on a transaxle engineconversion. This person is using the same gearbox as i do. So i am very curious for more info!
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its a corona tranny, the coronas were fwd option everywhere but here. then a custom adapter or bell housing was made. simple stuff if you have time and $ to research and build. a ford sho fwd tranny might even work and hold up to the hp. if you wanna go really fast ditch the fwd though and find a light car to put the rotary in. like a mini. it is useless to put a rotary fwd when you can get a b16a honda that will go to 10,000 rpm. close to the same hp as a 12a and keeps it all honda.
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Yes it is a New Zealand car with all the details pretty much on the money.
An excellent improvement for a Honda, but not to much of a gain over a honda engine.
Definitely sounds way better than the old vtec mother in law nagging sound.
A friend has the same setup in an Austin Mini race car. All wheel spin...
An excellent improvement for a Honda, but not to much of a gain over a honda engine.
Definitely sounds way better than the old vtec mother in law nagging sound.
A friend has the same setup in an Austin Mini race car. All wheel spin...
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