rotaryengineering

I am seeking assistance from someone who has experimented or even attempted to turbocharge a P-Port. The idea has crossed my mind several times but, I have never built up the courage to experiment with my car. I have finally built up enough courage to just bite the bullet and build a "sick ***" rotary powerplant. There are some Pro Drag Race cars that have accomplished this with 3 Rotor engines, but I have yet to see a 2 Rotor project unveiled.

Thanks
Albert Mets

Resource

The guys at www.evil7.com do them all the time. Check out their pics.

Judge Ito

I have a friend out of Philly PA that used a Mazda Factory Racing P-Port and turbo charged it. According to him, made 700flywheel HP @ 16lbs of boost. This was done at Roger Mandeville's Dyno in North Carolina. My friends name out of PA. is Joe Perez, he is a great rotary engine builder(more then 20 years of experience) the p-port engine was on a second gen. Rx7 full chassis. Joe Perez crashed this FC. But before he did, the FC ran 8.12@162mph @ low boost ..inbetween 16 to 23psi of boost.

rxrotary2_7

i have met Joe. i have talked to him a few times at atco. he is there a lot. the man does know his ****!!

rxrotary2_7

where is he now though? i think he moved his shop?? i forget where the old one was now that i think of it. was it/is it on 6th and dimond? or 5th and dolphin or something???

Maxthe7man

I think this car is a periphral port turbo
http://a-ds.serveftp.net/a-rf/video/020.wmv

Here is an N/A FD with peripheral port
http://a-ds.serveftp.net/dp-pro/SwirlSilencer_Test.wmv

The n/a FD on the streets of Japan..
http://a-ds.serveftp.net/a-rf/video/023.wmv


Max

peejay

Note the tach in the final one. (i got the link from dr0x over in the chat section a while back... killer vid!)

He does a lot of cruising at around 3k and he upshifts at 8k.

Node

iTrader: (1)

great vids

SpiritR

Timmy... nice vids

ARF Factory is in third vid. How do you know its NA?

peejay

Well it says "NA" in the vid...

88fc3sw/HX83

If you've been around rotaries, you can tell that its a NA by the way it sounds!