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Old 09-26-03, 11:10 PM
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13b in a 1990 miata?

can it be done? i thought it would be a good idea in some sort of way i unno much about miatas but in mounting the rotary would ne1 know if somethings had to be changed like the engine mounts? thanks
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Do a search on here, its been talked about before.
Yes, it can be done, and has been done.
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There was one at Sevenstock and I have pics of the car and the custom mounts. I will try to post them here within the next few days.
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Talk to Mazdatrix. They did a turbo swap back around 91.
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ohh that must be cool!! =) wow a rotari miata
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It's telling me my pics are too big. I have seen bigger pics on the forum. Is there a way to get around this?
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nevermind, I figured it out....enjoy








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Where where's the pic? Send it to phoang99@hotmail.com
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sorry, for some reason, those pics only showed for a day or so. You kind find the rotary Miata in this bunch of pics: http://www.pbase.com/rotaryrevn/mazda_rotary
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Originally posted by RotaryRevn
sorry, for some reason, those pics only showed for a day or so. You kind find the rotary Miata in this bunch of pics: http://www.pbase.com/rotaryrevn/mazda_rotary
Man you have a nice collection of pics there.
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Thanks man! Yeah, I am hoping to get my website http://www.rotarymazda.com back online real soon and I thought some good Sevenstock pics would get me going. I just need some time to get it all together. Someday hopefully I will have a nice website again.
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you can but it takes some work. You can get alot of reliable power by just getting a miata with a 1.8 (94-present. although the engine changed in 99 and 01)

Or swaping in a 1.8 in to a 1.6 and turboing it.

www.racingmazda.com
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But it wouldn't be a rotor!
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