two or three
Two or Three rotor engine depends completely on your situation. For one, a 3 rotor engine is not exactly cheap as it's not amazingly common, has to be imported in most cases, and requires many extras parts and configuration.
A 3 rotor will generate more power obviously than a 2 rotor, a 3 rotor will generate more torque... but will also drink a lot more fuel.
A 2 rotor is a lot easier to build as the plates are more obviosly positioned and put into place.
I wouldn't recomend you try building a 3 rotor your first time building a rotary engine.
A 3 rotor will generate more power obviously than a 2 rotor, a 3 rotor will generate more torque... but will also drink a lot more fuel.
A 2 rotor is a lot easier to build as the plates are more obviosly positioned and put into place.
I wouldn't recomend you try building a 3 rotor your first time building a rotary engine.





