just to learn how they work, go to www.howstuffworks.com and search for rotary. this includes pics and animations
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loads of info on here and y not try use starlet diff,box and tail shaft. :twisted:
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try again
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Originally Posted by cosmo' date='Dec 8 2002, 05:04 PM
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Remember the Rotary doesn't have A LOT of torque so the axles will probably live with a little tire slip once in awhile. If you went Slicks or something I would start looking at more swapping.
A Injected 13B made it's way into my Suzuki Sidekick which I think is smaller than what you are working with. No part of the swap was difficult, but the part I dreaded the most was hooking up the coolant hoses. I kept the stock heater core and only cut the front axle out to make it RWD. The mounts were welded to the frame, but I suppose I could have just unbolted the front crossmember from the RX7 donner car and used it. I used the stock Suzuki steering box, but had I used the front crossmember I could have used the stock RX7 rack. However I didn't want power steering, so it all worked out. My next upgrade is to TurboCharge it. (Trying to get it into the 11's) http://www.zuki-r.com Wheelbase in. 86.6 |
Originally Posted by bigtime' date='Nov 20 2002, 10:27 AM
dont forget the ever so popular 20b 3 rotor
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I thought it was called a 26b?
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Originally Posted by Leetheslacker' date='Dec 27 2002, 12:42 PM
I thought it was called a 26b?
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26a? that would kick ass.... https://www.nopistons.com/forums/pub...#>/BURNOUT.gif
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