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Differences in 3rd and 2nd gen rotor housings

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Old 03-21-02, 04:20 AM
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Differences in 3rd and 2nd gen rotor housings

Like the above says.
Other than the carbon graphite wear surface on these housings, and the spark plug water cooling chambers,
what other differences are there?
Old 03-21-02, 07:25 AM
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Intake port is bigger on the FD. Check out that RE video floating around. They show shots of a FC, FD, and 20B housing.
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anyone got a link to this?
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hmm, there are no "intake ports" on "rotor housings" but nice try the "exhaust ports" are bigger though
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Maybe some of us have a PP motor....
But yeah, I was aware of the bigger intake ports in the REW front, intermediate, and rear housing, and the various other signifcant diffs, like the dowel pin area.
I was just curious to see the video.
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