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20 years ago
Oi Glenn, need an engine for the next project?
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20 years ago
MeatballTurbo made the world a better place for us by saying..
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20 years ago
hurrrggghhssashfvbdjk
Sorry, that's the best I could muster.
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20 years ago
heehee I want it...
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20 years ago
A sheet of glass and that'd make a crackin coffee table :)
-- Chet
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20 years ago
how much work to get that into an MR2? :)
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20 years ago
OMG, i want it , I WANT IT NOW !!!
£30 k reserve though !! woooh.besides I have the engine for my project , looks something like this :
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20 years ago
Going rotary this time then?
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20 years ago
There's one of them in the thermodynamics lab at uni, its not far off pocketable weightwise either; walk into the table its on had enough and you'd knock it over; must be 70kgs, if that even!
Trubos don't stick out much, it is only a 1500 so physically tiny, 'bout the width of a 3.0 V6 with log manifolds, clutch is ~5" in diameter to scale from there.
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20 years ago
Whats that? Its nice but i reckon you should get one of these :)
9,500Rpm 2,105BHP 1,164lb/ft 25psi-- Chet
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20 years ago
Is that a 2 or 3 rotor? Seriously thinking about a 3 rotor for my next Westfield, easy 400+bhp :-)
Homer.
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20 years ago
ahemm , you trying to copy me :D
2 rotor , aiming at 500hp with my turbo , its furkin HUGEnot that I'll be able 2 use it :D
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20 years ago
3 rotors are a little long for a se7en
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20 years ago
It will be fun trying, it's hard enough getting off the line cleanly without the wheels spinning too much in 2nd gear with only 220bhp, god knows what
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20 years ago
It does fit, got a picture somewhere of one. I suppose if you can get 500bhp from a 2 rotor there's not much point in adding more weight with a 3 rotor.
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20 years ago
500 bhp from a 3 rotor, would be easier to drive.
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20 years ago
traction control :D , its built into my right foot :D (i wish )
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20 years ago
Go for it, you won't regret it. The only problem is that it will make every other car you drive after it, whether it's a Sunny GTI-R, Golf GTI, BMW M3 E30, Lancia Integrale or Imprezza Turbo seem really slow and have really shit handling (speaking from experience). May as well buy a diesel as an everyday car after you've driven a fast Westfield.
Homer.
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20 years ago
well considering the cars ive built, driven and owned most cars seem shitty and slow already :D but the se7en will be summit special ~500bhp n < 500kg's should be pretty mental, the rotary just make it a bit more unique