hello all im semi new to rotaries so i am here to learn but i have a quick question ..

i build and compete in extreme rockcrawling and i am building a new competition buggy ..i have been wanting to do a rotary in the new project , and i had found a company that does a rotary to gm tranny conversion plate but that link was lost in a hard drive crash.

does anyone have the contact ifno for this type of conversion ?

my plans for the new buggy are as follows 20b 3 rotor non turbo fuel injected with a dry sump oiling system as we are often time upside down, i want to couple this engine to a gm turbo 400 automatice with a hi stall converter .. runing to an advance adapters atlas II transfer case going to volvo portal axles ..

i have talked to a few companies about building the 20b up for me , but not having experience with any of these companies can you guy point me to one that has a great rep for building the badest engines ..





alan :bigthumg:

btw here is a pic of one of my creations for oof roading

Welcome aboard, the company that makes the adapter is called "Advanced Adapters" at least I am pretty sure they make one. I will see if I can dig up a catalog, but I am sure they have a website as well.

Welcome! my buddy is trying to put my old 13B in his dunebuggy, but we can;t figure out how to put it in there, he wants to set it up like a snowmobile kinda, how do u plan on doing it?

wow that looks sweet !!!



http://www.pineappleracing.com has a 4 rotor if you want it ! https://www.nopistons.com/forums/pub...#>/biggrin.png

are you sure that this things gonna have enough torque to be good for crawling?? i think you might need the 787b. hehehe

hey vosko do they have a pic of the 4-rotor on the site cause i looked around but could not find it https://www.nopistons.com/forums/pub...IR#>/dunno.gif

i think its on the very first page

it should be fine for torque .. the gearing in low will be arounf 400.1 i am designing everything around a begining powerband around 5-6000 rpm hence the torque converter stall of 4-5ooo rpm



i am an advance adapter dealer and they make no adapters for rotaries . i did find another company from south africa that has a conversion adapter to a ford t-5 tranns .. i need one to a gm bellhousing .. i know it exsists i just cant find it again

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alan

I'll have to look around, must have been the vw to rotary adapter i was thinking of.

welcome! :wave: