has anyone else seen this? 1 rotor go kart engine
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has anyone else seen this? 1 rotor go kart engine
http://www.nova-racing.com/nova_gb/index.htm
http://www.karting1.co.uk/wankel-kart-test.htm
slap that on a go-ped hahaha
http://www.karting1.co.uk/wankel-kart-test.htm
slap that on a go-ped hahaha
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A couple of friends were at the local speedway here or as it is known 'Homestead International Speedway' and they brought one out to demonstrate it. All I can say was that everyone was blown away from the performance of the thing. My friend was there with his shifter 125cc and could not believe that such a small motor could harness that much power. The guy was lapping the field after about two laps. My friend is aware of the rotary motor and what it is capable of but was still freaked out about the performance. I told him you would not believe how easy it is to almost double the power of the motor without even having to spend a fortune.
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Check out this Wankel go kart. It has 10 times the power of that one!
http://www.swissrocketman.com/ete10.html
http://www.swissrocketman.com/ete10.html
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I just want to drive it.
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Originally Posted by HITMANEM2
i'm also pondering that as well...
Doesn't Atkin's put out 100hp??
that's enough for a fsae car which I want to build
Doesn't Atkin's put out 100hp??
that's enough for a fsae car which I want to build
You do FSAE too? Cool.
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Snowmobile CVT and keep that bad boy pegged at 8K
Single rotor PP with a bike carb and a big stinger pipe, no baffles.
Scare the competition into submission.
Single rotor PP with a bike carb and a big stinger pipe, no baffles.
Scare the competition into submission.
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rxbeetle thanks for the info
are there any pictures of this setup floating around on web?
what would you use for fuel control and ignition timing?
i'm thinking about Megasquirt
are there any pictures of this setup floating around on web?
what would you use for fuel control and ignition timing?
i'm thinking about Megasquirt
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http://evilallianceracing.com/ipw-we...SAE05/IMG_1629
Not a rotary, but these guys are runnin a megasquirted turbo charged B&S lawn tractor engine. The guy on that team posts as gielamonster on http://www.grassrootsmotorsports.com/ message board
I don't think any racing organization would let you run in thier classes but it would be an absolute freak of... mechanics in all the best ways. Good luck on finding sticky enough tires. To put it in perspective the gixxerkart has just over 100 hp and is almost an unusable amount of power http://www.gixxerkart.com/
Not a rotary, but these guys are runnin a megasquirted turbo charged B&S lawn tractor engine. The guy on that team posts as gielamonster on http://www.grassrootsmotorsports.com/ message board
I don't think any racing organization would let you run in thier classes but it would be an absolute freak of... mechanics in all the best ways. Good luck on finding sticky enough tires. To put it in perspective the gixxerkart has just over 100 hp and is almost an unusable amount of power http://www.gixxerkart.com/
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The link in the first post says 4 STROKE WANKEL. I would like to know more. How do they do that?
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as in:
intake
compression
combustion
exhaust
?
I'm assuming the XR-50 does it the same way a mazda rotary does. The rotary is technicaly a 4 cycle engine. Most people use "stroke" interchangably with cycle because in a piston engine the stroke/cam determines the cycle. The only difference is that a wankle is doing all 4 at the same time.
intake
compression
combustion
exhaust
?
I'm assuming the XR-50 does it the same way a mazda rotary does. The rotary is technicaly a 4 cycle engine. Most people use "stroke" interchangably with cycle because in a piston engine the stroke/cam determines the cycle. The only difference is that a wankle is doing all 4 at the same time.
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OK. I think of the combustion in a Wankel as 2 stroke. I thought they had something new.
Edit for clarity: Even 2 strokes use all 4 cycles. I am surprised that it could be compared to a four stroke engine. Is this because they are using side ports like a Renesis? I bet they are.
Edit for clarity: Even 2 strokes use all 4 cycles. I am surprised that it could be compared to a four stroke engine. Is this because they are using side ports like a Renesis? I bet they are.
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Fresh gases initially flow through one end plate, stream through the rotor, bearings and shaft cooling and lubricating, before passing into the combustion chamber through the opposite end plate.
Either way, it's stinkin cool and when I'm old and senile I want one on my Rascal
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And I'll be with ya brother!
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