i cant get the link to work but i hav a video on kazaa of a bel doin a 7.5 sumthin

Well, yeah, you can fit JUST ABOUT any motor into anything if you've got the time, money, and skill to do the job.

wanta be boosted

wtf are you on this forum if your so into your rice box skylines and think rotors are **** thats the impresion i get anyway

you should be on some redneck v8 forum

Uhhhmmm, yeah sure, there nice cars I would take one.











Maybe you should STFU!!! I don't know were you got that impression from, but I don't think "rotors" are ****! (I'm assumeing you meant rotary's) I think they are very nice engnie, I just wanted something just a little bit different, so we are putting a 7MGTE into a TII. https://www.nopistons.com/forums/pub...doublebird.gif











Whay??? I don't have anything related to a V8!







Wow, stupid f#cking noobie! You joined the 26th, and one your 1ST post, your trying to flame me for some ****, I have no clue about! GO TO HELL POST *****!!!

what country you in **** off ok i will kick your stupid piston engine in your 7 with my over weight cosmo.

guess i got off on the wrong foot ohwell

oh and skylines are **** you would have to rebuild one of those more often than a rotary if your geting high power out of em

STFU NOOB!!!

Now ladies why can't we all just get along???? https://www.nopistons.com/forums/pub...#>/biggrin.png

Come on now "lady", if you had some telling you that, what would you do? https://www.nopistons.com/forums/pub...IR#>/bigok.gif

Alright, my reason for using a rotary engine would be (knowing when you apply power to ANY motor it's gonna blow sooner or later) when you blow a rotary you didn't just lose after market pistons, valves, etc. you don't need all that for a rotary. you port it run it till it blows and do it again. you can get 500hp out of a rotary cheaper than most piston engines. and that 1000hp thing you give me enough money ill put 1000hp in a 3 cylinder geo metro. anything is posible. and if this didnt make sence sorry i haven't had sleep for 48hrs.