i know its a noob question but im new to rotary engines. I curently have a stock 90 with the na engine. If im correct the na engine puts down about 160 horse and the turbo 13b engine puts out a little over 200 the turbo swap would be cool but my question is how many horses can i get out of my na. the motor i done for so it has to be rebuilt anyways any input on what i could to get around 200 or 250 plus out of the na

 

Biggest street port, EMS, full exhaust, intake, nitrous. Just save your money and do a turbo swap, its better in the long run.

 

i was just checking now if i get a 13b will that bolt to my factory tranny and engine mounts

 

a 13b is just a basic na motor..... the 13b-t is the turbo version for the fc....

penny for penny, a t2 swap is 100% the way to go versus trying to get hp out of a na motor.

a 13b-t will bolt up to a na tranny, but the flywheel from the turbo motor has to be swapped for a na flywheel...and the motor mounts are the same... no modification nescessary there

 

You are better off, if doing the swap, to replace the motor, trans, driveshaft and rear end with the equipment from a Turbo II.