4-Rotor Conversion
11-29-03, 04:16 PM
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4-Rotor Conversion
Does anyone know where i can get a 4-rotor conversion for my 95? How much is it? What other componants do i need to buy? How long will installation take? Any help is appreciated.
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11-29-03, 04:42 PM
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Originally posted by t-von
If you can convince Bill Gates to give you the loan, I will be more than happy to give you the info you need. lol
If you can convince Bill Gates to give you the loan, I will be more than happy to give you the info you need. lol
I KNOW I've seen these on Ebay for $500
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I'm thinking about getting two 4 rotors and making an 8 rotor. Has anyone done this? I work at mcdonalds and I've got about $300 saved up. I'm thinking about getting a 1994 Rx7 TT, but i drive a souped up honda, and I dont think the stock 4 banger is going to be enough for me.
11-29-03, 04:49 PM
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Originally posted by ijneb
I'm thinking about getting two 4 rotors and making an 8 rotor. Has anyone done this? I work at mcdonalds and I've got about $300 saved up. I'm thinking about getting a 1994 Rx7 TT, but i drive a souped up honda, and I dont think the stock 4 banger is going to be enough for me.
I'm thinking about getting two 4 rotors and making an 8 rotor. Has anyone done this? I work at mcdonalds and I've got about $300 saved up. I'm thinking about getting a 1994 Rx7 TT, but i drive a souped up honda, and I dont think the stock 4 banger is going to be enough for me.
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There is a place down in Australia that make custom 4 rotor eccentric shafts and use 13b housings etc.. At the moment most of the shops down here are trying to make four rotor drag cars.Queen street has a 4 rotor BMW and Pac Performance is working on one.
11-29-03, 04:54 PM
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Originally posted by rotormaster20b
There is a place down in Australia that make custom 4 rotor eccentric shafts and use 13b housings etc.. At the moment most of the shops down here are trying to make four rotor drag cars.Queen street has a 4 rotor BMW and Pac Performance is working on one.
There is a place down in Australia that make custom 4 rotor eccentric shafts and use 13b housings etc.. At the moment most of the shops down here are trying to make four rotor drag cars.Queen street has a 4 rotor BMW and Pac Performance is working on one.
I think you are missing the point!
11-29-03, 05:06 PM
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where can i bring my car to get a 4 rotor conversion? my friend said i can just drop it off and they'll put the 4 rotor in in a few hours? how many pistons are in the 4 rotor?
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