speed hunters @ RE-Amemiya
 

I wish they had a shop state side :(

http://ll.speedhunters.com/u/f/eagam...A-Shop-087.jpg

http://ll.speedhunters.com/u/f/eagam...A-Shop-079.jpg

http://ll.speedhunters.com/u/f/eagam...A-Shop-107.jpg

http://ll.speedhunters.com/u/f/eagam...stfield073.jpg

Heres the full article:icon_tup:
http://speedhunters.com/archive/2010...westfield.aspx

They shouldn't be throwing away those 13B housing. Could be milled down and used as 12A housing in the future!

i know man!!! they probably arent that bad either:(

as nice as it would be if they had a shop out here, their is the possibility that they wouldnt make it.. esp with their parts more prone to being knocked off

The Furin Kazan is awesome. I would love to own one of those haha.

That engine bay looks so perfect.

VERY cool!:icon_tup:

Well i challenge that thought, I think they would make it here in the US if they set up a shop. Their shop not only produces parts, but much of their work overall is stop notch. Most notably the engine and suspension tuning history they have for many sanctions of racing. They also do much work on other mazdas like the Axela.

But I also think an international RE-A shop would do better located in Australia as they have a very large rotary community following, id say more so than the north American community.

Either way, an overseas shop would be good business either way, especially if Mazda continues its support for rotary cars.

Nice :icon_tup:. I want to go :(

ok i take that back, yeah theres a few rotary specialty shops that stick around, if they where a honda tuner theyd be out in no time lol

There's plenty of rotary shops in north America that are doing well. They are pretty spread out though. Arizona Rotary Rockets is just a few miles from me. I consider that to be a blessing.