26j rotary "4-core" engine
11-09-06, 10:30 PM
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26j rotary "4-core" engine
Now the last post I made about this was closed . I still have alot of questions about this . One man said that the engine cost 100,000 +
well I wanted to know if you can't just buy it . what is the likly hood of making it .
please don't close this thread . I just wannna gain some information .
I know some may say this is a dumb idea or impossible . But I say nothing is impossible
well I wanted to know if you can't just buy it . what is the likly hood of making it .
please don't close this thread . I just wannna gain some information .
I know some may say this is a dumb idea or impossible . But I say nothing is impossible
11-09-06, 10:53 PM
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You don't need to make multiple threads on the same subject! Could have just continued your old one. I said 100,000$ that is a price if you were wanting an engine directly from Mazdaspeed formerly Mazdacomp.
Building a 4 rotor engine is something that usually only highly experienced rotary shops undertake. It should not be taken lightly, this is not a sandwhich it is a motor. BTW I beleive Kiwi's kit is based on 12a motor, I could however be mistaken on this one, I am not 100% sure.
Building a 4 rotor engine is something that usually only highly experienced rotary shops undertake. It should not be taken lightly, this is not a sandwhich it is a motor. BTW I beleive Kiwi's kit is based on 12a motor, I could however be mistaken on this one, I am not 100% sure.
11-09-06, 10:59 PM
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does it really seem like a bad idea to undertake this project
13b - 20b 7in more fits in the rx7
20b - 26b what is the likly hood of it fitting well
would you want to do it
13b - 20b 7in more fits in the rx7
20b - 26b what is the likly hood of it fitting well
would you want to do it
11-09-06, 11:02 PM
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Originally Posted by dradon03
You don't need to make multiple threads on the same subject! Could have just continued your old one. I said 100,000$ that is a price if you were wanting an engine directly from Mazdaspeed formerly Mazdacomp.
Building a 4 rotor engine is something that usually only highly experienced rotary shops undertake. It should not be taken lightly, this is not a sandwhich it is a motor. BTW I beleive Kiwi's kit is based on 12a motor, I could however be mistaken on this one, I am not 100% sure.
Building a 4 rotor engine is something that usually only highly experienced rotary shops undertake. It should not be taken lightly, this is not a sandwhich it is a motor. BTW I beleive Kiwi's kit is based on 12a motor, I could however be mistaken on this one, I am not 100% sure.
I do not take this lightly . If i decide to do this i will take alot of time and put forth the best effort . I will have the help of a few good men . I really do wanna see if
I can do it. BTW sorry about the multiple threads . didn't wanna **** anyone off
11-09-06, 11:04 PM
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Originally Posted by Stanello
If you have to ask if it will be a bad project, yes.
I think it will but I just wanted to hear what others thought
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11-09-06, 11:06 PM
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Originally Posted by dradon03
You don't need to make multiple threads on the same subject! Could have just continued your old one. I said 100,000$ that is a price if you were wanting an engine directly from Mazdaspeed formerly Mazdacomp.
Building a 4 rotor engine is something that usually only highly experienced rotary shops undertake. It should not be taken lightly, this is not a sandwhich it is a motor. BTW I beleive Kiwi's kit is based on 12a motor, I could however be mistaken on this one, I am not 100% sure.
Building a 4 rotor engine is something that usually only highly experienced rotary shops undertake. It should not be taken lightly, this is not a sandwhich it is a motor. BTW I beleive Kiwi's kit is based on 12a motor, I could however be mistaken on this one, I am not 100% sure.
Edit:
http://www.autotechmotorsports.com/r_and_d.htm
This place might have something similar not sure
www.mpsys.ca
11-09-06, 11:53 PM
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yeah, i think so. the scoot 4 rotor was two 12a's put together. i have been waiting for an update from www.4rotor.com for sometime now, and nothing since 2005 *sigh*
11-09-06, 11:56 PM
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just watch this video of a 4 rotor and how the intake sticks out of the hood. the owner is from down under, i had a magazine with this FD in it, but cannot find it. now this **** gives me goosebumps yo!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rmiYJwokHKo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rmiYJwokHKo
11-09-06, 11:59 PM
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Originally Posted by the_glass_man
They offer kits for both 13B's and 12A's. There is also a a shop in California working on parts to convert to a four rotor or short three rotor.
Edit:
http://www.autotechmotorsports.com/r_and_d.htm
This place might have something similar not sure
www.mpsys.ca
Edit:
http://www.autotechmotorsports.com/r_and_d.htm
This place might have something similar not sure
www.mpsys.ca
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