na 20b with bridge port....
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hey guys,
im no big expert on naturally aspirated rotaries....so i was wondering ya'lls input on
the power potential of a three rotor with high compression rotors, bridge port, ITB's
and race gas? this will be a track only car so any other input on na performance
would be great. thanks guys! rotor on!
~Jonathan
im no big expert on naturally aspirated rotaries....so i was wondering ya'lls input on
the power potential of a three rotor with high compression rotors, bridge port, ITB's
and race gas? this will be a track only car so any other input on na performance
would be great. thanks guys! rotor on!
~Jonathan
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From: New Orleans
Originally Posted by eatmyclutch
Pport is the way to go. Basically, it's just changing rotor housings.
the way to go! bad ***!
A decent BP will produce very simliar power to a PP and will be much cheaper.
PP you will need, custom manifold, New rotor Housings, end plates filled, prob not such a good idea seeing as though you cannot buy centre plates anymore.
Should be able to get 450-500 out of a well sorted 20B BP
They are getting over 350hp (flywheel) out of twin rotor BPs here, add an extra half a motor..
Having run a BP as a daily for 10 years before the 20B I'd say go the BP
PP you will need, custom manifold, New rotor Housings, end plates filled, prob not such a good idea seeing as though you cannot buy centre plates anymore.
Should be able to get 450-500 out of a well sorted 20B BP
They are getting over 350hp (flywheel) out of twin rotor BPs here, add an extra half a motor..
Having run a BP as a daily for 10 years before the 20B I'd say go the BP



