I've seen pics of this motor, I wonder if Mazda ever turned any out?



"Your stray thought of the day, every day" - Rotarydragon

where did you see a pic of a 15A motor Ihave never heard of one. I know NASA was working on some a while back i am not sure waht size it was.



post a link to a pic for us

Never heard of it.



1967 - 10A 491 cc x 2 ROTOR

1969 - 13A 655 cc x 2 ROTOR

1970 - 12A 573 cc x 2 ROTOR

1973 - 13B 654 cc x 2 ROTOR

1990 - 20B 654 cc x 3 ROTOR

1991 - R26B 654 cc x 4 ROTOR

The engine is discussed here. Sounds like it would have been a nice little motor, had it been produced.

It seems pretty weak. What were they going to put it in.

Well, it was developed in the seventies. Think of that engine in Series V N/A spec, and I think the numbers would be far more impressive.



I imagine they would probably have used it in an RX-3 or RX-4, or whatever.

I still wouldn't want to put it in any of my cars. Its HP is only 135 that was more like the r100 or rx2

http://www.vision.net.au/~bhaslam/engine_p...ics/diffeng.jpg



Another pic



Rotor pics

I'd always wondered why Mazda didn't do a BIGGER motor, but I guess they did.



What I want are the new RENESIS housings and sideplates. 0- overlap on exhaust and intake with that sideport design... I wonder when RacingBeat or someone will start selling these for the rest of us. Image that motor with a Turbo on it. 400 HP should be CAKE.

The side exhaust ports definitely help with both fuel economy and emmissions, but I don't know if they'll allow for the strong exhaust pulses rotaries have always had. The strong exhaust pulses are what allows us to run such large turbos with acceptable amounts of lag.