crzzy_jay

i think its kind of a retarded question but i thought it is worth a try lol

gsl-se addict

iTrader: (3)

nope..too wide..if you used them, you would have a 13B.

risingsunroof82

iTrader: (3)

No, if you used them you have a locked up motor!!! lol

ForsakenRX7

The rotors and rotor housings are differant widths between the 12a and the 13b. I may be way off on my figures, but I believe its something like 70mm for a 12a and 80mm for a 13b. This is actually one of the ways mazda was able to make the 13b outperform its 12a brethren.

djessence

I think its 60 and 70.

Jeff20B

iTrader: (13)

I think you're smoking something, dj.

Let me ask you this. How thick is the intermediate plate?

FBsliderseven

iTrader: (2)

why not just get a t2...

djessence

Oh noes a Jeff20B trick question.

Its the internetz and I can't even tell if you are saying I am right or wrong

umm. I know you know but I am not that knowledgable yet. I would guess 35mm

teddyrx2

iTrader: (33)

nope there too wide they will not fit...the rotors that is

Jeff20B

iTrader: (13)

12A 70mm
13B 80mm
intermediate plate 50mm (important to know when considering multi rotor engines)

A 17A (3 rotor 12A) is 120mm longer than a 12A and 100mm longer than a 13B. This is because a 13B is 20mm longer than a 12A. Class dismissed.

waysrx7

Isn't it 50mm wide? I'm pretty sure it is.

70mm for 12a rotors and 80mm for 13b.

waysrx7

^^ my bad. I type slow

djessence

Well ****.

Kim

Sure You can turbo rotors in the 12A, but You'll ned the heavy duty stud set from MazdaTrix because it requires a bit more torque to bolt it together

1stGenJake

actually i think it is 70 and 80... not to argue. *edit* [i should read all the posts before i type...]

djessence

yea i ate my words.

datsun1200

You can,but you the only thing you can use of your 12a is your iron's