looking for advice
looking for advice
ok, i just bought an 88n/a, and i want to build it up right. im thinking about sending another 13b off to get it completely built from oil pan to top mount.... please if anyone has a shop in mind send me a link or phone numbr... i tried looking in the search tab but not very much help....
I reccomend Jesse Prather. JessePratherMotorsports.com. He's in Topeka, Kansas. Jesse is arguably one of the best rotary engine builders in the country, is honest and delivers in a timely manner. Jesse builds the motor for my SCCA E Prod 2nd gen and his work is first rate. Tell him Don Walsh sent you.
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Here is a site that is really new but has a lot of info regarding shops in it.
http://www.rotaryshops.com/
http://www.rotaryshops.com/
I reccomend Jesse Prather. JessePratherMotorsports.com. He's in Topeka, Kansas. Jesse is arguably one of the best rotary engine builders in the country, is honest and delivers in a timely manner. Jesse builds the motor for my SCCA E Prod 2nd gen and his work is first rate. Tell him Don Walsh sent you.
i want at least 400-500hp. i wnt it for power and reliability, i can spend as much as i want but not looking to get rediculous. i dnt know if i can get that much hp with na. and plus im looking to get my tranny built. its auto.
No way, unless you're Bill Gates.
You'd be doing astoundingly well to break 300 HP and you could kiss reliability/streetability goodby.
The easiest road to +400HP lies in a V-8 swap, IMO.
thats a possibility.... just tryn to see how much for each idea... and i was planning on forcing it n e way...
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