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Oneiroi

03-12-2002 10:49 PM

hi, i'm new, as you may have guessed, and i just found this board. i have a very mechanical mind and i have all of this weird car designs in my head..... anyways.. my question is..

is it possible to fit a rotary engine transversely? i mean judging by the shape and such it should fit, but would it be logical/work?

thanks

Oneiroi

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03-12-2002 11:05 PM

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UniqueTII

03-13-2002 02:23 PM

I want to put one in my Subaru.

Rotarydragon

03-13-2002 02:26 PM

I want to put one in my Neon.....

13BAce

03-13-2002 03:31 PM

I want one in my RX-7....oh wait nevermind.http://www.plauder-smilies.com/dunce.gif

The Blue Bomber

03-13-2002 04:49 PM

i want one that idles correctly :tounge:

JspecFC3S

03-13-2002 09:05 PM

what advantages would you have if you placed the rotors transeversely?

dreamed of a 94 rear wheel civic hatch with a rotary engine

YucA	03-13-2002 09:10 PM

lmfao...me and my friend were at a local shop and my friend asked about it...Technically it could be done. The hardest part would be the rear end. Figured the easiest would be a ford 9", but there were still some hickups...thats would be funny to see...

13BAce

03-13-2002 09:21 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by JspecFC3S' date='Mar. 13 2002,22:05

what advantages would you have if you placed the rotors transeversely?

dreamed of a 94 rear wheel civic hatch with a rotary engine

The actual motor, not the rotors.

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