V8 Guys, Let's see your old rotary engine bays ;o)
V8 Guys, Let's see your old rotary engine bays ;o)
I'm just wondering what all of us were packing under the hood before we decided to go V8. Consider this thread a short trip back to your good ole rotor days...
Here's what I was packing before the LS6, oh yeah, and the new chassis....lol
Never finished building, and pics were taken in the building phase so they look like shi., but.....
J&H Racing 13brew semi bridge
Jaytech lower intake
Accel quad TB upper w/ matching fuel rails (cost like $2500?)
Aeromotive 1000 pump
Turbonetics T66
Massive FMIC ?
T2 coils
Auronic SM2 and CDI Ignition
upgraded DS



Here's what I was packing before the LS6, oh yeah, and the new chassis....lol
Never finished building, and pics were taken in the building phase so they look like shi., but.....
J&H Racing 13brew semi bridge
Jaytech lower intake
Accel quad TB upper w/ matching fuel rails (cost like $2500?)
Aeromotive 1000 pump
Turbonetics T66
Massive FMIC ?
T2 coils
Auronic SM2 and CDI Ignition
upgraded DS
Dead Motor
It never entered my mind that anyone would remove a perfectly good rotary to do the swap, but no doubt some people have done that. I got lucky and found a 1984 GSL with 63k miles and a bad motor. It was bone stock, presumably a failed apex seal, and would not run. I have done several custom projects with rotary powered cars, and always started with something that was headed for the scrapper. This car was so nice it would certainly not have been scrapped.
Originally Posted by stilettoman
It never entered my mind that anyone would remove a perfectly good rotary to do the swap, but no doubt some people have done that. I got lucky and found a 1984 GSL with 63k miles and a bad motor. It was bone stock, presumably a failed apex seal, and would not run. I have done several custom projects with rotary powered cars, and always started with something that was headed for the scrapper. This car was so nice it would certainly not have been scrapped.






