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Old Nov 27, 2006 | 04:37 PM
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Some big decisions...

Alright, so after doing some looking around at different rotary engine setups, I've got a few questions here.

How much money is it going to cost and exactly how much work are we talking in building a peripherial port setup? Is it possible to build a PP setup on a TII? Is a PP streetable at all? I saw Crispeed's 13B PP motor that would rev to 10k+ RPM's and that looked like a very nice build and got me interested. Trying to decided if it would be better to run a TII motor, or build a N/A PP motor. Thanks for your help guys.
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Old Nov 27, 2006 | 08:43 PM
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Most would say a P-port isn't streetable. First off they idle around 2k, their loud as hell, and fuel economy sucks.
Your gonna need a standalone EMS and a large budget.
If your looking for streetability, anything is better than a P-port
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