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    IridePSI
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    One good thing about a rotory motor is theres initially about 30 some percent less mechanical moving parts which makes them a little less complex. You dig? ( If Im wrong let me know. )

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      Efini
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      Pappy you disappoint me its 80% less

      Edit: The only question not answered. Caleb won’t work on the internals of a rotary like building the motor, cuz lack of experience with them. But most people that pop a motor just go out and buy a new one, cuz you can pick up a new 13b for $2300. As for someone who will touch the internals, Marty at Lunde is the only one in town that I know of that will, also he is the only one in the state that is certified too also. As for just working on the car anyone can that knows how to work on a car can do it, its just like a piston motor, just set up different, still the same principal compression combustion ect.

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          you'll want a turbo I 13B, not a turbo II, unless you want to shell out the cash for new axles and various other miscellaneous drivetrain parts

          2005 Mercedes-Benz C240 4Matic
          1993 Mazda Rx-7 Twin Turbo (sold)

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            IridePSI
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            [QUOTE=DJ]Pappy you disappoint me its 80% less

            Oh no, I knew that too. Damnit, excuse me while I kick my own ass.

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              btleier
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              if you decide not to take the care of his hands let me know, and I may...

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                AcesHigh wrote:
                you'll want a turbo I 13B, not a turbo II, unless you want to shell out the cash for new axles and various other miscellaneous drivetrain parts
                there is no Turbo I model, and if he's gonna do the Tii swap he can run the n/a drivetrain but it doen't like to be abused with anything above 200whp so its a good idea to get the Tii drivetrain as well.
                Once you start working on the car you'll realize that rotary are quite easy to deal with.

                Fake I.D. says she's legal...game on.
                88 RX-7 GXL- RB header,pre-mix, SAFCII, SS oil cooler lines,5-speed conv, ACT 6-puck, 9.5lb flywheel, poly bushings, toe-elim,rear camber rod, RB sway bars&endlinks,Stance GR+ Pros, FD3S wheels/REO1Rs...

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                  I was always under the impression that the 89-91 were the Turbo II's, and the 87-88 Turbo ones had different.. well, alot of things.

                  2005 Mercedes-Benz C240 4Matic
                  1993 Mazda Rx-7 Twin Turbo (sold)

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                    Pros: tiny and light engine, can make good hp.

                    Cons: engine sounds like farting in a paper bag.

                    😄

                    DaveH
                    '94 Supra- 7.77 @ 176mph

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                      AcesHigh wrote:
                      I was always under the impression that the 89-91 were the Turbo II's, and the 87-88 Turbo ones had different.. well, alot of things. Both S4(87-88) and S5(89-91) were TIIs, but there are quite a few differences between them. S4 TIIs came with the 13BT which has 182hp, S5 have 202hp, there are a lot of internal differences but i won't get into that . Bodies are different between the two
                      S4 TII 10th AE
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                      Fake I.D. says she's legal...game on.
                      88 RX-7 GXL- RB header,pre-mix, SAFCII, SS oil cooler lines,5-speed conv, ACT 6-puck, 9.5lb flywheel, poly bushings, toe-elim,rear camber rod, RB sway bars&endlinks,Stance GR+ Pros, FD3S wheels/REO1Rs...

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                        Efini
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                        DaveH wrote:
                        Pros: tiny and light engine, can make good hp.

                        Cons: engine sounds like farting in a paper bag.

                        😄
                        Have you heard my car?

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                          I vouch for Zac.

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