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Old 04-08-02, 01:36 PM
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Question fastest na????

whats the fastest na possible? how has the fastest na in here???
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Hp, quartermile, or slolam? I know that a n/a tranny can't handle more than 230hp. I think a 250 hp n/a is the most you can get, but that is so far from being street legal, or even driveable, you wouldn't want to mess with it. I am shooting for 230 at the flywheel on mine, then some n20 for the drags.
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You might want to think about narrowing it down a bit...
PP motor produce big power, but are borderline street vehicles.&nbsp Then there's an NA 20B...



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all of them. i'm talking about just preformance parts. not n20.
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Race version 13B PP's have the ability to put down 300+ hp to the wheels.&nbsp We're talking over 10kRPM redlines in these things...
1/4-mile times?&nbsp With a stripped FC chassis, it makes for a 11-second car!



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Right Ted, but a PP n/a is really not streetable. You ever head a PP race ready n/a with 250+ hp MazdaRx7Power? The exhaust rumbles the ground like a big block. It would be so unstreetable, you would never want to drive it!! I think a 230-250hp n/a would be about as driveable you could want, and still be quick. If you are looking for a daily driver with 300hp, I hate to say this, go TII. Now if you want a track car, go n/a.
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Just go with an RX-8 / Renesis..
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Not this crazy RENEISS arguement again....(rolls eyes)
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Doesn't the 4-rotor in the 787B make around 750hp?
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You mean the 26B. The 787B was the car that uses that engine. It is a race car, not streetable. I also dobut that a 4 rotor would fit in the engine bay. Also, I think it was more like 600hp, but I may be wrong. And one more problem, what would you use to control that engine? A Haltec would not work. The stock ECU would not work. That engine is a several hundred thousand dollar piece of metal. But it sure you be a cool thing to upgrade to!!
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It's in that neighborhood, but it's turbocharged and not exactly a street engine.
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R26B was a variable intake PP 4-rotor race engine.&nbsp It was NOT turbo'd, no matter what the stupid GT3 games says. Estimate on power was in excess of 600hp...



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No the 26B was n/a.
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I wonder what Siguel Racing could do if the got their hands on of those! Probably around 1800hp with a huge turbo, and the shittiest gas mileage known to mankind!
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But would it fit? No.
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You sure as hell ******* damn-*** could! (I like to swear)
Anything is possible... Cut a few frame parts here, add extend the front wheels 2" forward....
All it takes is money, bro!
I would personally mid-mount a turbo 4 rotor and connect it to a 6-speed transaxle.
I have some big plans...
And money is coming soo.
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Word has it Marcos Acosta may be running on of the retired NHRA Pro-Stocks trucks soon with a 4-rotor in it.
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Mazdaspeed's official figures for the R26B were 700hp @ 9000rpm and 450lb-ft @ 6500rpm.
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Originally posted by InfiniIIIREX
Doesn't the 4-rotor in the 787B make around 750hp?

close guess.....but actually it is


700 hp @ 9000 rpm and 448 pound feet of torque at 6500 rpm
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"This is Sean, my crazy, 4-rotor RX-7 driving brother!!"
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Actually, I would go with a six rotor, mounted behind the driver.
Basically two 3 rotors put together.
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"This is my completly insane brother Sean, who drives a RX-7 that goes faster than an Apollo rocket. Make no quick movements, as he may try to add rotors anywhere he can when startled."
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Originally posted by rico05
"This is my completly insane brother Sean, who drives a RX-7 that goes faster than an Apollo rocket. Make no quick movements, as he may try to add rotors anywhere he can when startled."
HAHAH thats funny as hell! lol
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ROTFLMAOWTF
maybe a few rotors to drive the front wheels too....
So when are you getting the SAFC and the nitrous?
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As soon as get this ticket taken car of. I'm looking at $600+ in ticket and legal fees. I will NEVER let my insurance go out ever again!!


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