Which engine has better performance to cost
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Which engine has better performance to cost
Hey guys I’m new to rotaries and part way through a rotary swap in my bug. Being tight on money at the moment I have bought a Bridge ported 13b out of a 1975 Rx-4. What I was wondering is in the long run would it be betting buying a new engine after the conversion is completed or just modifying the current one.
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Jason
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Jason
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Think it's originally about 850Kg = 1870lb, but after the weight of the engine, radiator and coolant it'd probity be just under 950Kg which is roughly 2100lb.
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Well your average bridgeport n/a can get you anywhere between 210-230 hp. Probably more with advance timing and race fuel. (Careful with the ports because at some point it will not be streetable, imagine a high lift cam in a chevy motor sounds like). Then hit it with as much Nitrous you want.
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