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Scruffythefirst

Rotary in a C

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It'll be a right W@nkel of a job....boom boom :D

 

Seriously though, the positives:-

 

Light weight and very powerful (when turbo'd), probably small enough to stick in the boot and keep the back seats!

Unique noise

Never been done before

Very,very,very smooth as my recent drive in an RX8 testified

 

Negatives:-

 

Cost

Taking a Corrado to the Mazda dealer for a service

Lip seals need doing every 60K on current w@nkels, sooner on older ones

 

Damn swear filter doesn't cater for a genuine engine type, LOL!

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yeah if you want to ghetto fab your corrado do it, there are about 80 water seals on a rotary engine, and they grendade at about 100,000 miles. get a 3rotor and you will be fine. my friend just blew his RX7's rotary's apex seal, think about it as a big G60 with fire and more compression.

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