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Old 11-13-12, 11:53 AM
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Reading Rotary...

Hi,

I'm Rich.

I live in Charleston, SC. I'm interested in reading about rotary cars. I work as an Aerospace Engineer, so I can appreciate innovative and interesting Engineering.

I previously restored a 1967 Mustang. After awhile, I wanted something different, and got into Japanese sports cars with a 3000GT. Now I'm doing some research to try a new restoration product with a different Japanese car. The 3000GT was a wonderful car. But I have the itch for something faster and sportier, and I guess more impractical! So I'm here reading things that might be useful for a car that I might be interested in.
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Welcome Rich. I am William being an engineer you will find both the RX-7 and the rotary engine that hums within it to be quite spectacular. Happy hunting Rich.
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Charleston is awesome not to far from there in nc!
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is there a book on the history and development of the rotary?
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Welcome! Not too far from you either, Up in Charlotte NC!
Get a rotary youll love it.
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Originally Posted by FrivolousShrimp
Hi,

I'm Rich.
Hi,

I'm Poor.

Welcome to the forum!
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Hello Rich and Welcome to the forum. I'm Ron.

crush5520 there is such a book....I actually had borrowed it from my of all places college library.
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There is a book written in the 80s on the development of the mazda rotary. Has a lot of formulas on how the peritrochoid shape was created and the reasons behind the design. It's called "Rotary Engine" by Kenichi Yamamoto.
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