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Old 04-28-05, 02:46 AM
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Talking Rotary Pickup Parts

I got 2 rotary powered trucks today, 74 I think so if any one needs parts I'll see what I can do
Old 04-28-05, 02:55 AM
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Post it in the other rotary section, those guys are eager to get a hold of parts!
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I wish I lived where you live..where REPUs just fall outta the damn sky.
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I dont think these ones are much to brag about, there a little rusted out
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I envy you... Even if they are rusted, I havent seen a REPU in at least 5 years here in San Diego
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Anyways, you can still be able to salvage the sought after 13B 4 ports the REPU came with! These are staring to go for big bucks, mostly because they are good alternative to the 12A in the matters of simplicity and reability!

But.. If you can save a REPU, DO IT! They are getting scarse, and a top notch example should be worth quite a bit!
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I envy you... Even if they are rusted, I havent seen a REPU in at least 5 years here in San Diego
Was the last one you saw a clean yellow one?
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I have hear about the 4 port 13b's but I didnt know thats what they had, Interesting
So whats so great about them and what can you do to them
I always need a spare, will they bolt in to a FB
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Originally Posted by RacerX7fb
Was the last one you saw a clean yellow one?
It was yellow... I don't recall how clean it was though... (it was before I was into rotarys, and I only noted it because the REPUs were rare then too)

IIRC... It was in Mira Mesa.

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Originally Posted by viper1_20012004
I have hear about the 4 port 13b's but I didnt know thats what they had, Interesting
So whats so great about them and what can you do to them
I always need a spare, will they bolt in to a FB
Will bolt into a FB with slight modifications.. The eason they are so sought after is the rarity, the advantage over the 12A in power, especially tourqe, simplicity, they are the only carbed 13B`s with 3mm apex (what the hell is plural for an apex?)

Some of them even have the R5 nitrited housings.

And last but not least, they can be ported, ALOT!
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