Are rotary's made in Australia different?
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Are rotary's made in Australia different?
I've seen poeple talking about their rotary engine blowing at about 120k miles? or soemthing liek that
I been looking around at Rx-7's and i seen a few with over 220k miles on their original engines in Australia
is this normal or is there something suspect
I been looking around at Rx-7's and i seen a few with over 220k miles on their original engines in Australia
is this normal or is there something suspect
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I thought the origin of manufacture for all Mazda rotaries was Japan? As far as I know Aussies and Kiwis have pretty much the same car they sell in Japan.
I'm sure if you looked hard enough you'd find some high mileage US turbo rotaries out there. And when you do I'd bet dollars to donuts that they are bone stock.
Frankly, the mileage issue bores me. You could speculate all day and what do you have at the end? I think it's delicacy and the challenge that goes with it, are part of what makes the rotary love affair what it is for some people.
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I'm sure if you looked hard enough you'd find some high mileage US turbo rotaries out there. And when you do I'd bet dollars to donuts that they are bone stock.
Frankly, the mileage issue bores me. You could speculate all day and what do you have at the end? I think it's delicacy and the challenge that goes with it, are part of what makes the rotary love affair what it is for some people.
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Why do you think Aussie is that special?
There was a guy on the west coast of the US who had one that had
THREE HUNDRED FIFTY THOUSAND
miles on his FC.
And if you didn't read NZConvertibles replies.
THEY ARE ALL MADE IN JAPAN.
Get it out of your head that the engines (and vehicles) are assembled in different countries.
THEY ARE MADE IN ONE COUNTRY.
Hell, THEY ARE MADE IN ONE TOWN.
Hell, THEY ARE MADE IN ONE FACTORY.
-Ted
There was a guy on the west coast of the US who had one that had
THREE HUNDRED FIFTY THOUSAND
miles on his FC.
And if you didn't read NZConvertibles replies.
THEY ARE ALL MADE IN JAPAN.
Get it out of your head that the engines (and vehicles) are assembled in different countries.
THEY ARE MADE IN ONE COUNTRY.
Hell, THEY ARE MADE IN ONE TOWN.
Hell, THEY ARE MADE IN ONE FACTORY.
-Ted
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Originally Posted by RETed
Why do you think Aussie is that special?
THEY ARE ALL MADE IN JAPAN.
Get it out of your head that the engines (and vehicles) are assembled in different countries.
THEY ARE MADE IN ONE COUNTRY.
Hell, THEY ARE MADE IN ONE TOWN.
Hell, THEY ARE MADE IN ONE FACTORY.
-Ted
THEY ARE ALL MADE IN JAPAN.
Get it out of your head that the engines (and vehicles) are assembled in different countries.
THEY ARE MADE IN ONE COUNTRY.
Hell, THEY ARE MADE IN ONE TOWN.
Hell, THEY ARE MADE IN ONE FACTORY.
-Ted
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if you had.........one town............one factory.............you could seize every rotary you ever wanted..........one country..........that was captured............sorry i was bored
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Originally Posted by digitalsolo
They spin the other way in Australia...
Or was that the water?
Or was that the water?
HAHAHAHAHAH did you get that from the Simpson's episode of when they go to Australia bring back that one frog or what not.
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k = kilometers
Please remember that every industrialized nation on the planet, with the exception of the United States of America, utilizes the metric system. Therefore their speedometers are reading in kilometers and not miles. One mile is 1.6 kilometers.
You can divide their odometer readings by 1.6 and determine what it would be in miles.
I was fortunate enough to tour the Mazda plant in Hiroshima, Japan (*_*)
Thanx
Michael
You can divide their odometer readings by 1.6 and determine what it would be in miles.
I was fortunate enough to tour the Mazda plant in Hiroshima, Japan (*_*)
Thanx
Michael
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