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| BlackSunshine 31-3-2003 |
I have posted a question under the RX8 concerning the pheasability of transplanting a new or old rotory engine into one of these. Several of you gave me some good tips. I'd still like more info if any one has it. Recently I've been considering the low torque of the rotory motors and have been wandering about a V6. Would a mazda V6 bolt up to the six speed gear box in this thing? And how well would it fit under the hood. My friend who owns the Miata has the money to spend, and if we go with the V6 we'll probably twin turbo charge it, rebuilt the motor for a stronger bottom end and replace everything we can with stronger, lighter, or more powerfull parts. Any info on this or the Rotory motor would be apreciated. Thanks. |
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