All-wheel drive mid-engine 20B FD
Those monster AWD cars aren't really 50/50 at all, the power is 85 or 90% to the rear and 10 or 15% to the front, its to help with launch and steering, but a 50/50 power distribution between front and rear axles would be a devastator for top end.
Originally posted by blueskaterboy
i believe they call our cars "Front Mid Engine" meaning its mid engine but its in the front and usually has a nice balance like 50/50, like the new shelby cobra... simply "mid engine" i think being in the rear is implied. regardless of semantics or whatever, i think everyone generally understands that when someone says MR it means its in the back and it has a different balance.
i believe they call our cars "Front Mid Engine" meaning its mid engine but its in the front and usually has a nice balance like 50/50, like the new shelby cobra... simply "mid engine" i think being in the rear is implied. regardless of semantics or whatever, i think everyone generally understands that when someone says MR it means its in the back and it has a different balance.
I'd like to see a 20B-msp in the RX8. If Mazda can still get 120 hp and 80 lb-ft. per rotor, that would be 360 hp and 240 lb-ft. That'd be sweet. And how much can an extra rotor and rotor housing cost? Or weigh, for that matter.
Originally posted by tookwik
I forgot which one of the two this system is in, I think its the WRX Sti but either the Sti or the Evolution VIII has a variable drivetrain ****. You can focus the power from, i believe its 66% power to the front to 75% power to the rear wheels.
I forgot which one of the two this system is in, I think its the WRX Sti but either the Sti or the Evolution VIII has a variable drivetrain ****. You can focus the power from, i believe its 66% power to the front to 75% power to the rear wheels.
". . .a roller **** on the center console can vary the front/rear torque split from 50/50 to a rear biased 35/65."
-R&T June 2003
has anyone mentioned that there *was* a 20b awd fc? i have an rx7 book with pics and all. i forget who the driver was (not some nobody) but he raced the thing up pike's peak and set a record or something...
Originally posted by Devilish
I'd like to see a 20B-msp in the RX8. If Mazda can still get 120 hp and 80 lb-ft. per rotor, that would be 360 hp and 240 lb-ft. That'd be sweet. And how much can an extra rotor and rotor housing cost? Or weigh, for that matter.
I'd like to see a 20B-msp in the RX8. If Mazda can still get 120 hp and 80 lb-ft. per rotor, that would be 360 hp and 240 lb-ft. That'd be sweet. And how much can an extra rotor and rotor housing cost? Or weigh, for that matter.
well the problem with a renesis 3 rotor is the exhaust ports for the center rotor. Currently theres a 3rd exhaust port that is shared by both rotors. When you throw a 3rd rotor in there, it has to share its exhaust ports with the other two, which makes it hard to extract the exhaust, not to mention making the process of tuning the exhaust nearly impossible. Which is why all the 3 rotor rx8's you see are made from 13B-REW's
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I should have put 2 and 2 together with the Miami thing.......
All I can say is "blah-blah-blah............ya dee ya dee ya.................
Let's talk about that *** in TooKwik's avatar...........I'd def like to wax that, yo.............(****, I'm 45 years old.........what am I doing talking like that............must get it from my 11 year old twin boys............)
Te entiendo perfectamente..........no problema, amigo mio..............
I should have put 2 and 2 together with the Miami thing.......
All I can say is "blah-blah-blah............ya dee ya dee ya.................
Let's talk about that *** in TooKwik's avatar...........I'd def like to wax that, yo.............(****, I'm 45 years old.........what am I doing talking like that............must get it from my 11 year old twin boys............)
Acosta motorsports does a 20B conversion for the 8... they say 800+ hp... Here's the link
You know that RE-Amemiya actually made a mid-engined rotary-powered car, no? If there was ever an engine designed to be mounted behind the passenger's compartment (mid engine, not mid-front), it was the RE. It would allow the radiator to be mounted in the nose, ducted, without obstruction. Mount the IC units in the rear with ducts in front of both wheels via any of the modern supercars method.
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