Is my dream just a dream or possibly reality?
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Is my dream just a dream or possibly reality?
Since I've been into rotaries (5 years now) I've always wanted to do something crazy.
I've been dreaming about doing a 13b 4 port that makes 220hp at the wheels with a side draft carb. With my little knowledge I don't know if a naturally aspirated rotary can make it with a simple carburetor, I've seen 163 and numbers around that area.
I'm just trying to get an idea what I'm in for if it is even possible.
No turbo for this build just carbs.
I've been dreaming about doing a 13b 4 port that makes 220hp at the wheels with a side draft carb. With my little knowledge I don't know if a naturally aspirated rotary can make it with a simple carburetor, I've seen 163 and numbers around that area.
I'm just trying to get an idea what I'm in for if it is even possible.
No turbo for this build just carbs.
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For the internals in the engine besides the 4 port housings what would be the best years for the other parts?
Would using say '95 rotors be better than using rotors from a '83?
I would like it to be as reliable as possible and money wouldn't be an issue with this build, in a perfect world.
Would using say '95 rotors be better than using rotors from a '83?
I would like it to be as reliable as possible and money wouldn't be an issue with this build, in a perfect world.
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do it! it'll be fun no matter what HP it makes. i'd expect something more like 170-180hp, more is possible, but you really need to have all your ducks in a row
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Should be doable with a pair of DCOE 45s or 48s on a big street port, if you want the number. Not sure if dual DCOE manifolds are even still available (or if you'd have to do so much work to it that you'd be better off fabricating), and exhaust tuning goes from "important" to "critical".
We're talking about a 99.995th percentile engine, though. No screwing around - NEW housings, ceramic seals, 9.7 rotors, lots of time playing with exhaust lengths and intake trumpet lengths and tuning.
I've heard from a reputable engine builder of a similar engine making 260hp at the wheels with a non-streetable exhaust.
I'm shooting for similar numbers, but I'm exchanging ducks-in-a-row for bridge ports, and am going to be using a Holley 750 which can be thought of as a pair of 42mm carbs. Hoping that I won't need to go larger on the carb, since larger carbs are much more expensive used. People have far exceeded my power goals with the 650 so I think things will be fine.
And a lot of the info on that page is BS. You won't make 180hp with a stock ported 12A unless your "exhaust upgrade" includes a turbo in the manifold, and the info regarding the peripheral port is flat-out wrong.
We're talking about a 99.995th percentile engine, though. No screwing around - NEW housings, ceramic seals, 9.7 rotors, lots of time playing with exhaust lengths and intake trumpet lengths and tuning.
I've heard from a reputable engine builder of a similar engine making 260hp at the wheels with a non-streetable exhaust.
I'm shooting for similar numbers, but I'm exchanging ducks-in-a-row for bridge ports, and am going to be using a Holley 750 which can be thought of as a pair of 42mm carbs. Hoping that I won't need to go larger on the carb, since larger carbs are much more expensive used. People have far exceeded my power goals with the 650 so I think things will be fine.
And a lot of the info on that page is BS. You won't make 180hp with a stock ported 12A unless your "exhaust upgrade" includes a turbo in the manifold, and the info regarding the peripheral port is flat-out wrong.
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TWM originally made the manifold. They were bought by Borla. Borla has sold off the manifold portion of TWM's bussiness to Pierce Manifolds.
Their Mazda products can be found here.
Some user pics can be found in this thread at nopistons.
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Wow for a 1000$ ...... I guess I know what I'm getting for Christmas. LOL
Any pics installed on the car or a car? It doesn't have to be the double carb intake it can also be a single.
I was thinking short stacks with a mesh screen would be best, but if a box can be built so I can draw cold air coming from under the car that might be better.
Any pics installed on the car or a car? It doesn't have to be the double carb intake it can also be a single.
I was thinking short stacks with a mesh screen would be best, but if a box can be built so I can draw cold air coming from under the car that might be better.
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Since I've been into rotaries (5 years now) I've always wanted to do something crazy.
I've been dreaming about doing a 13b 4 port that makes 220hp at the wheels with a side draft carb. With my little knowledge I don't know if a naturally aspirated rotary can make it with a simple carburetor, I've seen 163 and numbers around that area.
I'm just trying to get an idea what I'm in for if it is even possible.
No turbo for this build just carbs.
I've been dreaming about doing a 13b 4 port that makes 220hp at the wheels with a side draft carb. With my little knowledge I don't know if a naturally aspirated rotary can make it with a simple carburetor, I've seen 163 and numbers around that area.
I'm just trying to get an idea what I'm in for if it is even possible.
No turbo for this build just carbs.
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Turbo II or FD engines are the best starting points. 13B-RE if you can find one.
I'm EXTREMELY happy with my 4-port 13B (12A end housings on GSL-SE block), but Turbo II secondary ports are larger than the 12A housings have, and all FC primary ports are MUCH larger than the GSL-SE ports. So I know that I'm leaving a lot of power on the table, but these are the parts I had, you know?
Next step is installing fuel injectors in the carburetor. GSL-SE injectors are going static at 7500 in cool weather. Extrapolate on that a bit...
I'm EXTREMELY happy with my 4-port 13B (12A end housings on GSL-SE block), but Turbo II secondary ports are larger than the 12A housings have, and all FC primary ports are MUCH larger than the GSL-SE ports. So I know that I'm leaving a lot of power on the table, but these are the parts I had, you know?
Next step is installing fuel injectors in the carburetor. GSL-SE injectors are going static at 7500 in cool weather. Extrapolate on that a bit...
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TWM originally made the manifold. They were bought by Borla. Borla has sold off the manifold portion of TWM's bussiness to Pierce Manifolds.
Their Mazda products can be found here.
Some user pics can be found in this thread at nopistons.
bump for rep for pierce manifolds, just picked up 4" air horns with new filters, great support, prices and shipping.
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yes pierce is great, i get next day service from them, although they are like an hour away...
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