Learning The Rotary?
08-04-2003, 05:50 AM
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Originally Posted by Leetheslacker' date='Aug 3 2003, 09:15 PM
Stop being such a **********.
If the only thing you're here for is to make fun of 4rotorrocket then i see ban in your future.
If the only thing you're here for is to make fun of 4rotorrocket then i see ban in your future.
08-04-2003, 06:02 AM
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Originally Posted by 1987rx7guy' date='Aug 4 2003, 04:30 AM
didn't you post a thread like this on rx7club? dude you could have read the FSM and all the other **** by now. Stop waisting time and digital space with your crap. Go read like you were told.
keep this crap on rx7club.com
08-04-2003, 07:56 PM
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4 rotor,
You could pick up a rotary engine core at a junk yard for a hundred bucks or less and disassemble it, then rebuild it yourself. I learned so much by taking mine apart myself for the first time. The rotary engine is so elegant and simple; it is a thing of beauty. You might really enjoy some hands on exploring of the rotary engine. You might need to get a couple special tools (flywheel nut wrench for example, about $30) and have a basic tool set but if you would like to go into a mechanical field as a career, tools will be a good investment. Actually, tools are a good investment anyways if you plan on doing your own maintenance and repairs. The real fun in rotary engine building is the porting. It is an art.
You could pick up a rotary engine core at a junk yard for a hundred bucks or less and disassemble it, then rebuild it yourself. I learned so much by taking mine apart myself for the first time. The rotary engine is so elegant and simple; it is a thing of beauty. You might really enjoy some hands on exploring of the rotary engine. You might need to get a couple special tools (flywheel nut wrench for example, about $30) and have a basic tool set but if you would like to go into a mechanical field as a career, tools will be a good investment. Actually, tools are a good investment anyways if you plan on doing your own maintenance and repairs. The real fun in rotary engine building is the porting. It is an art.
08-05-2003, 08:41 PM
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Listen 1987rx7gay!I did read them pages,you need to stop this non sense or go back to RX7Club if you cant.Anyway thanks for noticeing and bitch slapping him.
That a great idea about getting an engine and taking it apart,I read up at RotrayEngineIllustrated.com and I would like to be able to do ports and such on the rotary engines.I see a great future with me and these great cars.
P.S - 1987rx7guy stop this **** and bring your avatar from Rx7Club here,its great!
That a great idea about getting an engine and taking it apart,I read up at RotrayEngineIllustrated.com and I would like to be able to do ports and such on the rotary engines.I see a great future with me and these great cars.
P.S - 1987rx7guy stop this **** and bring your avatar from Rx7Club here,its great!
08-05-2003, 09:13 PM
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Originally Posted by 4RotorRocket' date='Aug 5 2003, 09:41 PM
Listen 1987rx7gay!I did read them pages,you need to stop this non sense or go back to RX7Club if you cant.Anyway thanks for noticeing and bitch slapping him.
That a great idea about getting an engine and taking it apart,I read up at RotrayEngineIllustrated.com and I would like to be able to do ports and such on the rotary engines.I see a great future with me and these great cars.
P.S - 1987rx7guy stop this **** and bring your avatar from Rx7Club here,its great!
That a great idea about getting an engine and taking it apart,I read up at RotrayEngineIllustrated.com and I would like to be able to do ports and such on the rotary engines.I see a great future with me and these great cars.
P.S - 1987rx7guy stop this **** and bring your avatar from Rx7Club here,its great!
He wasnt talking ****.
08-05-2003, 09:23 PM
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no offense or anything...but this is just a great example of how the karma system deal on this site is flawed, hes a master of the rotary universe, but hes asking about learning how the engines work, more or less. i dont mean any offense to you by the way.