hey i was wondering if there was a school out there where they taught you just rotary engines, i cant find any out there. is there a way to go to a mazda school with out having to work for mazda? i really want to get to know how to build and repair rotary engines any thoughts or things will help out



thanx

only school is the old school! yank the the engine out and start learning!

Lesson 1



Suck-Squish-Bang-Blow. Repeat as needed.

Yes in Puerto Rico good luck

Mazda Factory OEM manual.

2nd... mechanical engineering degree at a very respected university ie MIT, then do a doctorate in the thermodynamics of rotary engines using hydrogen, then get job with Mazda Japan

Cheers, Are you for real?? Do you hold those credentials? Do/did you work for Mazda?

You've gotta be a journyman for a while, I guess.

Mazda Rotary Schools? ....the School of Harsh Knocks https://www.nopistons.com/forums/pub...1047683785.gif

Unfortunately, I haven't seen anywhere to get a formal education in rotaries. My recommendation is to get a blown motor and tear it down so you can see everything in person. Get a FSM and read it throuogh. Go to www.rotoryengineillustrated.com and look at all the neat animations. Read a few thousand posts here and on "the other forum." Keep your BS detecter sharp and you should learn plenty.

glortiz_99 Posted Jun 24 2004, 06:14 PM

Yes in Puerto Rico good luck





There are a few in P.R. and they're called : In your neighbors porch & backyard ! https://www.nopistons.com/forums/pub...1047683785.gif