Question on a rotary quad
05-21-04, 05:01 PM
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Question on a rotary quad
i was wondering if anyone has tried this, if so how would i do it, a few buddies of mine here at ford have racing quads and i want to get a body and put a rotary in one to go with them 
rotary quad, sounds so great, i was thinkin if i cant do a custom, maybe get a 588cc one from a norton motorcycle that makes 95ps 
rotary quad, sounds so great, i was thinkin if i cant do a custom, maybe get a 588cc one from a norton motorcycle that makes 95ps
05-21-04, 05:27 PM
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I know a guy (Mike Wiggins of RX7 Heaven in Dexter MO) who has a single rotor engine made from mazda parts and a custom E-shaft...this was made by a Mazda engineer in his spare time during the 80s. I think he said he'd sell it for $500.
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im not worried about length, just height the norton motorcycles have a 294x2 rotor engine, 588cc, one of them made 150hp@10,000rpm, sweet engine if i could find one.
the norton motorcycles have a 294x2 rotor engine, 588cc, one of them made 150hp@10,000rpm, sweet engine if i could find one.
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Yamaha makes the Banshee. With some tuning they're pretty scary already with thier twin cylinder 350 2 stroke. Unless you use the norton engine how are you going to do the transmission and drive train?
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