i am new to nopistons and have been searching around for info on installing a rotary in my 1949 willys jeep. my old flathead 4 cyl. is getting tired and i thought what cooler swap than a rotary. i am having problems finding info on the torque curves of a rotary. any help?
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what torque curve more like it.
as cool as it would be to see a willy with a 13b it doesnt sound like it would work well for offroading. with low torque outputs rock crawling sounds like a challenge.... i could be wrong though. sounds like a cool project and hopefully someone here can help you out |
well my old flathead has about 69 horses and about 70 ft lbs of torque and it crawls well. its all about low gears to bring the torque up. i think a rotary should be able to match or exceed those numbers dont you think?
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It would definitely be unique. I think it would be fun out on the sand dunes or in the mud.
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yeah you can do better than that definitely.
that should be pretty sweet once you get it going. |
I want one.. My grandfather used to have one in Nicaragua, Still runs to this day..
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now my next problem. i need to find a print or drawing on the bolt pattern for the tranny end of the rotary bell housing. i need to have an adapter built to connect to my t-90 trans. any ideas where i can find one?
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You could probably just go to a local junkyard and get a bell housing. depending on your location, you might find lots or rx7's at the junkyard..
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the rotary has a pretty flat tork curve, the 86-88 non turbos have 146hp@6500 and 133lbsft@4000? of tork
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We put a Pinto engine in a willys once
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