why 4 plugs?
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trainwreck
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From: Lake, Michigan
Yea well, i have a 13b, ive never seen a 12a in person, never even looked them up on the internet. I dont have a jet engine in my car, so i know jack squat and didly about them, just like 12a's. I dont have one, so i dont know one. Gimme a months with a 12a and ill know most everythinb about it, but until then i dont know anything
quick, cheap easy breakdown=
12a=1146cc=101hp, 2 rotors
13b=1308cc=135-160n/a-200tIIhp, 2 rotors
both=fun
both=rotary
bigjim, don't worry, i think what everyone said was all in fun. we are all rotary brothers here!
12a=1146cc=101hp, 2 rotors
13b=1308cc=135-160n/a-200tIIhp, 2 rotors
both=fun
both=rotary
bigjim, don't worry, i think what everyone said was all in fun. we are all rotary brothers here!
The infamous number guy!
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From: Terre Haute, IN.
Originally posted by rotary emotions
You aren't serious are you?
Saying something like this is kinda... stupid.
You aren't serious are you?
Saying something like this is kinda... stupid.
HEAVY METAL THUNDER
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From: Elsenborn, Belgian Eifel
Originally posted by O 16581 72452 5
I corrected myself just under my post. Over the summer i chatted with an old rotary enthusiast which owned a 10a powered car when he was a kid, he told me it was single rotor.
I corrected myself just under my post. Over the summer i chatted with an old rotary enthusiast which owned a 10a powered car when he was a kid, he told me it was single rotor.
Anyway, I believe a few people here can take a look at this (official Mazda) site and learn. And otherway, at least enjoy the site (for thos unable to learn, or those who already know
)http://www.mazda.com/history/rotary/index.html
Ride 'n Style
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From: Spokane, WA
BigJim - to avoid further exhibitions of your ignorance, please look at the faq that innitab posted at the top of the 1st Gen section.
On there, is a link to Felix's site where he explains everything you could possibly want to know about the Rx-7 and the Rotary engine.
On there, is a link to Felix's site where he explains everything you could possibly want to know about the Rx-7 and the Rotary engine.
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Or even go to www.howstuffworks.com. Good explanations there too!
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