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citrusmagic 01-04-07 06:18 PM

renesis engine witha tranny
 
Does anyone know how much it'll cost to get a renesis with a tranny from japan.?? and how do load pictures up here!?

Brody8877 01-04-07 06:59 PM

WHy in the world you want a renesis engine and the tranny?

MidnightOwl 01-04-07 07:18 PM

Try the rx8club forum, but I wouldnt waste the money.

Tournapart 01-04-07 07:31 PM

it would be cheaper to just buy an RX8 and do a 20b swap in your FC

micah 01-04-07 07:47 PM

20B == Orgasm by rotor.

Attila the Fun 01-05-07 05:45 AM


Originally Posted by citrusmagic
Does anyone know how much it'll cost to get a renesis with a tranny from japan.?? and how do load pictures up here!?

I don't know about Japan. However, I did a search on www.car-parts.com a few months ago and found a Renesis motor for $1900. YMMV

Aaron Cake 01-05-07 09:09 AM

The engine is likely one of the smaller initial costs of this project. There's still the fab work to make it fit, the engine management and the tuning. It's likely you'll be $8K-$10K in the hole before it runs (and all for 238HP).

rogrx7 01-05-07 09:46 AM

Just drop a 13btt in it.

citrusmagic 01-05-07 07:38 PM

AhhI figured..! oh well. Thanks for info guys. When I get enough money, I'd ask more about 20b. sounds dreamy! (..someday..)

Icemark 01-05-07 08:11 PM


Originally Posted by rogrx7
Just drop a 13btt in it.

That would be more work and money to put in than the reni...

what are you thinking???

Goofy 01-05-07 09:21 PM


Originally Posted by Icemark
That would be more work and money to put in than the reni...

what are you thinking???

That he knows what he's talking about?

Attila the Fun 01-06-07 05:32 AM


Originally Posted by Aaron Cake
The engine is likely one of the smaller initial costs of this project. There's still the fab work to make it fit, the engine management and the tuning. It's likely you'll be $8K-$10K in the hole before it runs (and all for 238HP).

I wouldn't argue with anything except the "238HP". Although I haven't followed Renesis upgrades closely, I've been told that getting 280 hp is relatively easy with aftermarket engine management.

Attila the Fun 01-06-07 05:41 AM

The conventional wisdom is that putting in a 13BT or TT is the most cost-effective way to go. It probably is, since used motors and proven aftermarket upgrades are readily available. As you can see in my sig, I've put a 13BT into a 1st gen chassis, so I've been-there-done-that.

With that said, let me be a bit of a contrarian. Putting the Renesis motor in an older car has one attractive feature: no turbo with all of its attendant issues. If I were starting my project today, I would go for the Renesis. Dicking around with intercoolers, wastegates, boost controllers, etc. is a flaming PITA. Having had a couple of stock 1st gens (1979 and 1985), as well as the RXX-7 in its 2-rotor days (stock, then subsequently modded), I REALLY prefer the simpler life offered by a normally-aspirated motor.

rogrx7 01-07-07 12:39 AM


Originally Posted by Icemark
That would be more work and money to put in than the reni...

what are you thinking???


Money seems like no object to him..and referring to Cake's respond if he is looking for power and different go 13btt.



Originally Posted by Goofy
That he knows what he's talking about?

And you... STFU...this is not the lounge and I am tired of your smart ass comments.

Yes, I know this is the internet...and many kids like you have brass balls behind it.


Prick.


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