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Old 08-27-2003, 08:35 AM
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Originally Posted by vosko' date='Aug 26 2003, 05:11 PM
[quote name='Jims5543' date='Aug 26 2003, 06:06 PM'] Good to know. I try not to listen to other people too much. Like when I was doing my swap. Everybody was telling me to go Haltech and to go with the Greddy FMIC. I just didn't like them so I did my own thing.



When you think about it it makes sense. Lower boost should work. A 300 HP RX-8.....hmmm.. now you have my attention.
it should be 300 @ 5psi lol [/quote]

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Old 08-27-2003, 08:38 AM
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Its time for pics...this thread is losing it...
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imagine the low end power of a high compression engine that is boosted to 10lbs? a 13b with some torque
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also, from what i have read..... the rotors are interchangable with previous rotary engine rotors... so if youreally want low compression they're easily available
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The way the new rotors are desgined is they hold unburned gas inside and release it in the next intake cycle...i read that in the the new road and track or car and driver RX8 magazine they sent me.



I guess that was for fuel economy...
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Originally Posted by DRFT' date='Aug 28 2003, 05:34 AM
The way the new rotors are desgined is they hold unburned gas inside and release it in the next intake cycle...i read that in the the new road and track or car and driver RX8 magazine they sent me.



I guess that was for fuel economy...
they redesigned the ports so that unburnned fuel is brought back into the intake.



they redesigned the rotors to be light weight, but it should be the same shape as the previous rotors.
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Where are the pics at Jason? I am eagerly awaiting!



You said an extra 50HP, what was the total HP at the wheels?



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Originally Posted by Digisan' date='Aug 28 2003, 03:39 PM
Where are the pics at Jason? I am eagerly awaiting!



You said an extra 50HP, what was the total HP at the wheels?



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192 before the turbo was installed?
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DRFT--Thanks for the input hehe



Digisan---Im working on it man. I wanted some better ones to post then what i have. Its a busy month this month, so Im working as quick as I can, trust me. I will try like HELL to do it tonight as soon as I get to JT
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