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Old 10-04-06, 01:19 AM
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RX8 rotors

ok im about to supercharge my motor and im thinking about porting it while im at. so i plan to just put all new seals. so i want to know will the rx8 rotors work in our motors. i will also use the rx8 E-shaft. anyone know the anwser.
Old 10-04-06, 03:04 AM
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i wouldnt recommened using rx8 rotors.

i mean, yeh they are light weight en all but the only downfall to that is, the rotors arnt as durable as our rotors.

rx8 rotors will crack in time.
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I dont know about them cracking but they require machining to fit our depth of apex seals. They are also 10:1 compression which is not ideal for a supercharged motor. you also need to use rx8 sideseals, which have excessive clearence unless you order the uncut ones from mazdacomp.
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hmm so it doesnt seem worth doing ill just use the E-shaft
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An independent company, I think Racing Beat(?), put them in a 13B N/A and didn't notice any difference in performance. They're made for the new exhaust port location on the Renesis so they need some work to go in a 13B.

Go with the 13BT rotors. You don't need high compression to make power. You have fun alternative means to do so.
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