Supercharger in a rotary!
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Supercharger in a rotary!
Has anyone done this?
If so, how did it work? How hard was the labour?
It would be going into a 13B...
Even if you haven't tried it, educated opinions are always handy...
For arguments shake about whether a turbo would be a better moce, I already have an Eaton M90 supercharger.
Thanks!
If so, how did it work? How hard was the labour?
It would be going into a 13B...
Even if you haven't tried it, educated opinions are always handy...
For arguments shake about whether a turbo would be a better moce, I already have an Eaton M90 supercharger.
Thanks!
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i think it's just as easy for you to search as it is for us...
look in the second gen section... more 13b's over there... like me for example. I don't know what i'm doing with all of you 12A people :P
look in the second gen section... more 13b's over there... like me for example. I don't know what i'm doing with all of you 12A people :P
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I'm planning somthing along the lines of an Eaton M90 myself, but I'm leaning more towards a Magnuson/Eaton MP90.
Atkins makes good stuff, but they can't compare to the efficiancy of an Eaton.
You planning carb or EFI?
Atkins makes good stuff, but they can't compare to the efficiancy of an Eaton.
You planning carb or EFI?
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I have 2 that drive and that are a blast call me and we will talk on how\what you want in your ride.
I can also do a S\C set up on the 12-A's also...
Later
Dan Atkins
253-848-7776
I can also do a S\C set up on the 12-A's also...
Later
Dan Atkins
253-848-7776
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I HATE that "search" response! It's really difficult to search and get meaningful results for some questions, and I think this is one of them...It's not that difficult to give the answer (assuming you know the answer).
From what I've read, a blower is a lot easier to install and gives the Wankel a nice kick in the low end, which it can use. I'm in the process of installing one...installation is a piece of cake. I'll have to report back on how well it performs.
Good luck,
Rich
From what I've read, a blower is a lot easier to install and gives the Wankel a nice kick in the low end, which it can use. I'm in the process of installing one...installation is a piece of cake. I'll have to report back on how well it performs.
Good luck,
Rich
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Originally Posted by 64mgb
I HATE that "search" response! It's really difficult to search and get meaningful results for some questions, and I think this is one of them...It's not that difficult to give the answer (assuming you know the answer).
From what I've read, a blower is a lot easier to install and gives the Wankel a nice kick in the low end, which it can use. I'm in the process of installing one...installation is a piece of cake. I'll have to report back on how well it performs.
Good luck,
Rich
From what I've read, a blower is a lot easier to install and gives the Wankel a nice kick in the low end, which it can use. I'm in the process of installing one...installation is a piece of cake. I'll have to report back on how well it performs.
Good luck,
Rich
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Originally Posted by Rotor13B
Christ get it done already!!! I check here everyday wondering if you got the thing installed yet. I want to hear your results and if it was worth it. I'm thinking about doing the same thing but I want consumer reports about it first.
Thanks for the interest!
Rich
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Originally Posted by Atkins Dan
64mgb
Don't for get you need an oil feed and drain to make the charger live.
Dan Atkins
Don't for get you need an oil feed and drain to make the charger live.
Dan Atkins
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