I was thinkin of lookin for a Mach 1, and was wondering if eventually it would be possible to drop a triple rotary in. I love rotaries to death and couldnt think of driving a car with more than 300 cubic inches so would that be possible? How much custom work exactly would be involved?
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It's heavy and the original 428cu in Cobra-Jet can pull it faster
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Originally Posted by GarageBoy' date='Jun 2 2003, 01:41 PM
It's heavy and the original 428cu in Cobra-Jet can pull it faster
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uh.. didn't we discuss this one already? Wierd it's like Deja Vu..
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Originally Posted by 75 Repu' date='Jun 2 2003, 04:51 PM
uh.. didn't we discuss this one already? Wierd it's like Deja Vu..
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if you do this...which i hope you won't, go for the 71+ they are heavier but not desirable like hte 69-70 mach1, you most likely won't be ruining anything worth money if you go with the 71 unless its a boss 351 or something like that
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dude seriously.... i know people bitch about people putting v8s in rx7's, but putting rotaries in mach 1's has got to be a sin or something. However, if i saw a three rotor jobber i would probably have to give you props for the work alone. Of course on a car that heavy already, i dont think its going to be worth the money saving a couple hundred pounds up front. Its never going to be that great in the twisties.
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Rotarys are weak for that much metal, IMHO
428s are availible in 681/2 to 70. 429s were a 71 only. Then there was the 351W 2v, 351W 4v, 351C 2V, 351 4V. |
there were 429s in the earlier mustangs 69-70 or maybe just 70, a thing called the boss 429
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Yes, that is a hemispherical headed engine. They are worth $40K +/-
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