i am new so i didn't know which topic to put this under so i put it here. i have a 91 mazda b2200 pickup and was wondering if i could do a engine swap with a rx-7? about how much would it run me(ballpark)?
thanks,
later

 

Ya that completely possible with enough cutting and welding. Yiou would have to buy the engine and trans etc. roughly $3000 mabe less for the basic hardware. then labor, your own labor is usualy the best. Plus stuff like ignition ECU, that 3000 would probaly get you some of that. This amount of money should get you a low milage T2 engine.

CJG

 

My friend just stuffed a 12A in an isuzu truck. And ive seen a few mazda trucks with rotwry engines, including a turbo 2. It definately can be done, it all depends what you want and how much are you willing to spend. Illsee if I can get a pic of his truck and ill post it here.

 

Cho man!
I gots me a B2200, '93. Blew the engine in that puppy last March (which is when I started lookin for a new engine for it). I ended up getting it replaced under warranty from the guy I bought it from (how sweet is that?!).
Anywhoop, I approached a guy in town that runs a mechanic shop and hes got like 4 RX-7s sittin around that he puts Chevy 350s in, and he told me that he would put any engine in my truck for $3000 if I provided the engine and transmission.
So it would be $3000 +cost of engine and tranny. He also told me that there was no point in putting a non-turbo rotary engine in (but Im sure that some of the N/A guys on here might tell you other wise).
My truck is running right now with a stock B2200 engine that the guy took outa a scrapped truck and put in mine for free. But when Im all done with my lil project that Im a workin on at the momment I will be investing in a 20B engine to go into my lil ol B2200!
You have to remember that if your swappin the rotary (or any engine) into the B2200, your gonna need a bigger rad, better compooper to run it alone with a bunch of other things, which you can probably find at the scrap yard. Personally, I'll be buying practically everything new and upgrade equipment before I even put it in, so I wont have to upgrade later.
If yah got anymore questions or what have you PM me or email me or sumfin, cause Ive pretty much researched the whole shibaz already.

Good Luck!

PS- All prices above are listed in Canadian dallas.

 

im planning of getting me a mazda b2200 truck also i planning of a n/a 4 port street ported with a holly carb and pump with ac working ive calulated the money its $2500 for a s4 na engine rebuilt & SP $300 for a t2 tranny $250 aluminium radiator $950 intake manifold , carb, pump, fuel regulator. $560 2 mds 6al and msd blaster coil. $350 clutch , pressureplate.

in total $4910

the only problem that im going to incounter is the tranny and driveshaft if anything ill use the stock b2200 5sp since its the same as the t2 exspect for the bellhousing

 

dose anybody know a a web site that might sell motor mounts for this swap i also im trying to pick up a b2200??

 

Probably gonna have to fabricate them. Doesn't seem to be a common swap.

 

I made my own mounts for my B2000

 

 

sleeper right there ^

 

My buiild so far. 84 b2000

$200 84 13b with tranny
$120 wiring and ecu "yeah I went with a carb after all"
$115 racing beat upper intake
$150 Weber DCOE 45mm
$37 Flange to build Exhaust header
$40 Sheet Metal to rebuild Firewall
_____
$662

Things left to do:

Radiator Hoses
Fresh oil and tranny fluid
Electric fan "attemptin to kep stock radiator"

 

Just get an original--->>>REPU FTW! Lol...

 

i wish i could but everyone wants to much for them that i want to spend would rather do something crazy but then again i was told the is a repu at are local import junk yard but it dosnt have a title

 

I have pics but can't post them. 3365346606 I can send them to you.

 

I see all ya have spent this and spent that. Shiiiiit I spent $2500 on my clutch set up alone. If you're going to do it do it right. But it's fun as hell!

 

I spent more than 30 years tinkering with rotaries, did several engine swaps, had a lot of fun driving them. But technology moves on and I would not waste my time now installing a rotary in anything. You can buy Japanese piston engines now for reasonable prices that will give you twice the power with 50% better gas mileage. If this is for driving on the street, doing it on the cheap will eventually bring you nothing but headaches and frustration.

Here is a guy who is doing it right , probably spending more money than you have ever seen, but an interesting project:
project daily driver

 

Screw a piston and I have 100+ hours just in my engine bay. I have spent $25,000+ on my truck in 4 months