13BT and 13B-RE
09-15-06, 03:21 PM
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13BT and 13B-RE
K ive been doin so research and cant really find anything so maybe someone can help me out here. What is the differences between the 13BT and 13B-RE?
09-15-06, 04:31 PM
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13B-RE came out of the Japan only Mazda "large full sized sports coupe" JC Cosmo 2 rotor (vs 3 rotor) car. Features a stronger block, twin turbos, and a nicer looking intake manifold. May be some rotor compression differences as well.
09-15-06, 04:37 PM
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The compression of the rotors is 9.0:1, the same as an FD and S5 Turbo.
The biggest plus to a 13B-RE is the rear iron, its enhanced to handle large torque/horsepower amounts. The S5 Turbo and 13B-REW also have this, the S4 Turbo is the only one that doesn't, which is why it is not the "best".
Also comes with bigger exhaust ports stock than a 13BT, but same potential as far as how big you can go. As stated, better looking / flowing intake manifold. The 13BT intake is based around fitting the TMIC under the hood without huge modifications, which is why it is shaped as it is.
The biggest plus to a 13B-RE is the rear iron, its enhanced to handle large torque/horsepower amounts. The S5 Turbo and 13B-REW also have this, the S4 Turbo is the only one that doesn't, which is why it is not the "best".
Also comes with bigger exhaust ports stock than a 13BT, but same potential as far as how big you can go. As stated, better looking / flowing intake manifold. The 13BT intake is based around fitting the TMIC under the hood without huge modifications, which is why it is shaped as it is.
09-15-06, 06:03 PM
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Originally Posted by adrock3217
The compression of the rotors is 9.0:1, the same as an FD and S5 Turbo.
The biggest plus to a 13B-RE is the rear iron, its enhanced to handle large torque/horsepower amounts. The S5 Turbo and 13B-REW also have this, the S4 Turbo is the only one that doesn't, which is why it is not the "best".
Also comes with bigger exhaust ports stock than a 13BT, but same potential as far as how big you can go. As stated, better looking / flowing intake manifold. The 13BT intake is based around fitting the TMIC under the hood without huge modifications, which is why it is shaped as it is.
The biggest plus to a 13B-RE is the rear iron, its enhanced to handle large torque/horsepower amounts. The S5 Turbo and 13B-REW also have this, the S4 Turbo is the only one that doesn't, which is why it is not the "best".
Also comes with bigger exhaust ports stock than a 13BT, but same potential as far as how big you can go. As stated, better looking / flowing intake manifold. The 13BT intake is based around fitting the TMIC under the hood without huge modifications, which is why it is shaped as it is.
Down side is the size of the exhaust ports. They are small, so as to increase torque and smooth running. This is easily overcome by using REW housings, which would benifit from the revised cooling around the sparkplugs.
As an example case my RE base engine produces 403atw with 12psi at 7300. Will post up graph if interested. BTW, power has not peaked due to having steel 3mm seals
John
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