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cmsgama 04-05-09 07:12 AM

renesis rotors on 13b NA
 
Hi

Anyone have done this? or is possible put the renesis rotor assembly on a 13b s4? what the changes that we have to do on rotors? Possible gains?

regards

SirCygnus 04-05-09 08:18 AM

its been done before, and doesnt to much of anything.

try tuning the car. would produce more of an efect.

texFCturboII 10-29-09 03:47 PM

Sorry, to revive an old thread, but isn't the compression on renesis rotors a lot higher? Like 10.5:1?

bad 83 10-29-09 04:09 PM

Compression on the RX8 is 10:1 on either the 4 port of 6 port version.

Here's a link to the RX8 specs. http://www.mazdausa.com/MusaWeb/disp...ode=RX8&bhcp=1

ericgrau 10-29-09 04:16 PM

Compression helps significantly, but basically it's a lot of trouble for a little gain. The ports, tuning, etc. are more important.

cmsgama 10-29-09 04:26 PM

Hi

In my opinion, more compression is much better, +power +better gas milenage.
But here in Portugal we have 98octanes Gas, detonation don't is a problem. And the renesis rotors are more lighter than the s5 rotors.

But I'm thincking on buy a lightweight assembly from racingbeat.

Regards

texFCturboII 10-30-09 01:04 PM

Lordy Bagordy!!!! $2300 to save 1 lb. per rotor!?!?! No thanks....

cmsgama 10-30-09 01:57 PM

Anyone have test a engine with and with out the rotor assembly and mesure the diff? I think that less 2lb on an engine at 9000rpm/3 = 3000rpm rotor, will do very diff on performance!

regards


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