Well it has finally been started. I have four videos up at the moment.

These are taken while running off the 20BT map.

All that is left to do now is find a decent size accelerator cable, blue plate it and rego.

If anyonecan help out with suggestions for the cable, please only respond if you know what works.

It obviously sounds a lot different in real life, much louder. It is running one 3" straight through muffler at the rear.



First startup - First time 20B had been fired up, running off 20BT map. Sound taken from front 23.2 mb
http://www.rotary20b.com/videos/20b/...tart_front.avi

Same as above, taken from rear of car. Start, small rev & idle 10.2 mb
http://www.rotary20b.com/videos/20b/start_back.avi

Sound from back of car, couple of small revs & idling 4.3 mb
http://www.rotary20b.com/videos/20b/back_small_rev.avi

Same as above, taken close to exhaust, idle & rev 5.5 mb
http://www.rotary20b.com/videos/20b/back_rev.avi

 

Wow N/A 20B...SWEET!

 

that thing just sounds MEAN

 

What ecu are you using?

 

The only ecu to use with a Rotary

LTX12

 

Website is down at the moment due to massive amount of bandwidth being used. (over 30 gb in 2 days)

I have signed up with a new host and will be back up once domain is transferred over.

 

anybody else have this that can host?

 

how much have you spent so far including motor?

 

Under 10k USD for conversion.

 

Website should be up & working now www.rotary20b.com

Please ignore the earlier links and go straight to the website to dl

 

I have just uploaded another video taken this afternoon

Video is taken outside of workshop, still untuned (running very rich)

www.rotary20b.com/videos/rx7-1.avi (13.3 mb)

Would people prefer me to convert them to mpg making them much smaller with a slight drop in quality?

 

The car looks clean, and a 3-rotor first gen is always sweet!! Good work!

 

All videos are now much smaller in size

 

niice car man... sweet engine

 

Just got some new videos up, car was to be blue plated today but failed due to too loud and no cat. In this videos car is only reving to around 1500 rpm

Taken from engine bay from startup, small revs to 1500 rpm
www.rotary20b.com/videos/vid1.avi 3.9 mb


Again taken from bay while running small revs up to 1500 rpm
www.rotary20b.com/videos/vid2.avi 7.3 mb


Taken from rear of car, idle and several small revs
www.rotary20b.com/videos/vid3.avi 2.9 mb


Showing new wheels and engine bay
www.rotary20b.com/videos/vid4.avi 5.1 mb


Inside car while idling and small revs
www.rotary20b.com/videos/vid5.avi 8.6 mb

 

What kind of power are you expecting?

 

I'll talk flywheel hp as our rwhp measured on dyno dynamics used over here are much less optimistic than the dynojets used in the States.

I'd expect it to be making anywhere from 300-350 hp n/a

I'll be interested to put it on tghe dyno and test for sure, will be a little while before that happens though.

The engine is VERY responsive, in these videos you only just tap the accelerator and it revs up, feels like it will be very torquey.

The car was meant to be engineered yesterday buy failed due to noise and no cat, so once a cat goes on it will be right to be taken down to main roads to be rego'd. It has passed everything else otherwise and the engineer who inspected it was said to have been very impressed.