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wth?! how u get 450km a tank from an rx8. i get around 350km max. u drive mainly highway or something? |
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eq7w7110SkQ You can do some searching if you want to see it in action;) |
^boot boot boot! reminds me of a whoopee cushion |
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Also, I hear that if you replace the valves & valve springs with titanium units you get 40% more power :eek: |
What kind of mileage do FD's get? I was seriously considering purchasing a JDM version. |
I got about 400-450k on one tank... but mine is single turbo and that's just average day to day driving with a lot of highway. just in the city approx 350ish and if I was out for a trackday I got like 3 20 min sessions on one tank. |
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hah |
The 20b is an awesome engine as far as power is concerned. They can make a lot of power when boosted. Rotory engines have 2 downfalls. One is reliability. They are a very sensitive to detonation. One good engine ping can crack an apex seal, requiring a rebuild. There are some good quality aftermarket apex seals available that can improve the reliability issue. The 2nd downfall is how inefficient the engines are. They have a very high Brake Specific Fuel Consumption, meaning that they require more fuel to produce the same power a piston engine makes. Although 13b's and 20b's are 1.3L's and 2.0L's respectively, they flow 1.5-2 times the amount of air a piston engine does with the same displacement. In other words a 20b engine has the equivalent airflow of a 4L piston engine. This is good for turbo spool meaning that you can spool big turbo's quickly, but because of the poor efficiency it won't make as much power as a piston engine. We are building 2 cars right now with 20b engines. One is a FD RX-7 with a streetport running a GT42R Turbo with individual Blaster Coils, Haltech Platinum EMS, and Custom Air to Water Intercooler. The other is a Stock 20b swapped into a FC RX-7. I'll post some Dyno #'s as soon as we get them on the dyno |
I know some people have built r26b's by combining 2 13b's together or having a 20b and adding another rotor housing rotor..etc, but what about a 40B, i wonder how difficult that would be to build. Maybe by combining 2 20b's making it a 6rotor... just think of the possibilities. |
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In theory, yes. in practice, not necessarily. Lots of love for rotary engines though. My FC was my favorite car I've ever had. |
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all i know is some kid has an FD in MT3/3DX called 787B... the reading kids do these days... maybe if they crawled underneath a fucking car, and maybe (if a dsm) into it... they'd learn something other than "wahh diu... GT-ARLOOO ar... ho fai in straight worrr~~~ but that 7jai's gonna rape it in the corners!" :IDL |
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