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Details of car here · by **AE85coupe** » Mon Oct 10, 2005 3:36 pm

Emperor wrote:NOT A $&#$% ROTA

you have a race rx7 though???

your an odd character

Website · by **Emperor** » Mon Oct 10, 2005 3:40 pm

No, I like rotarys, in Mazdas.

by **AE101_REAR_DRIVE** » Mon Oct 10, 2005 4:20 pm

Your right I went back and read your post and thawt this was way funnier!!!!!

AE85coupe wrote:(plus chicks orgasm over the noise they make)

God thats the worst reason I have ever heard for using a rotor "lets get chicks" who cares if we rebuild it 3 times yearly cause it has no reliablity. Not to mention theres no replacement for displacement. HAHAHA 1300cc's anyone.

HAHAHAHA and dude the "chicks" you refer to have a nick name here in chch ROTARY HO

And you drive a toyota????

MY KE70'S · by **pervert** » Mon Oct 10, 2005 4:23 pm

AE101_REAR_DRIVE wrote:HAHAHAHA and dude the "chicks" you refer to have a nick name here in chch ROTARY HO

Haha, Christchurch...you're so ahead of the times... :lol:

Duh...

Details of car here · by **AE85coupe** » Mon Oct 10, 2005 4:42 pm

AE101_REAR_DRIVE wrote:Your right I went back and read your post and thawt this was way funnier!!!!!

AE85coupe wrote:(plus chicks orgasm over the noise they make)

God thats the worst reason I have ever heard for using a rotor "lets get chicks" who cares if we rebuild it 3 times yearly cause it has no reliablity. Not to mention theres no replacement for displacement. HAHAHA 1300cc's anyone.

HAHAHAHA and dude the "chicks" you refer to have a nick name here in chch ROTARY HO

And you drive a toyota????

man you sure showed me

and to think i found rotarys incredibly fun to drive, so many revs, so much power from such a small engine, strange how many heavily ported rotarys last more than year if warmed up properly etc.

oh shit sorry they are crap engines...

i'm sorry some guys like hot car slaps (not that we have any in Dunedin)

i'm deeply sorry i'm not cool enough to dislike rotors

boy i wish i was from chch

excuse my while i go whack off my goat

by **AE101_REAR_DRIVE** » Tue Oct 11, 2005 9:01 am

boy i wish i was from chch

excuse my while i go whack off my goat

Look mate no one wants to want to hear your problems.

Check what I said again man I never said I didn't like rotors I said they were unreliable and don't put one in a starlet.

If you like them so much whats in your AE85 a Rotor???

Hahahaha a warmed up rotary lasts over a year WOOOOHOOO.

How many 4AGE's do you know that the owners are stoked that it lasted over a year before a rebuild????

by **Silent Knight** » Tue Oct 11, 2005 9:16 am

AE101_REAR_DRIVE wrote:How many 4AGE's do you know that the owners are stoked that it lasted over a year before a rebuild????

I know your's is going to need a rebuild from trying to push along a W58 or V160 in your 'aparent' 101 RWD conversion that is suppose to happen... :lol:

by **RS13** » Tue Oct 11, 2005 9:22 am

AE101_REAR_DRIVE wrote:Look mate no one wants to want to hear your problems.

Check what I said again man I never said I didn't like rotors I said they were unreliable and don't put one in a starlet.

If you like them so much whats in your AE85 a Rotor???

Are you $&#$% kidding me? Having rebuilt/modified rotaries, I can speak from experience, when I say that you're full of shit. I meet so many uneducated idiots like you, who really have no idea at all, I daresay you've never actually been in a rotary either?

Their simplicity is beautiful. They make 130hp factory (4port), and for a motor mass produced in the 70's, which will readily rev to 9000rpm with slight modifications to the factory carb, they're brilliant. Reliabilty? I've seen bog-standard series-1 RX7s reach the 250,000km mark before needing a rebuild!

The reason people think they're unreliable.. have you ever seen a rotary not getting thrashed? I couldn't count the times I've seen guys having to walk home, because of the fact they've thrown a tired, thrashed 12A into their RXwhatever, taken it to the diesels/skids/burnouts, pulled 10,000rpm with no modifications.. and then wonder why it seized on them! They're like any other motor, I bet if you thrashed the utter tits off say, a 4K, make it do revs it wasn't designed to do, thrash it on a daily basis, not do regular services (the downfall of many a rotary motor!), I'm sure it would rapidly shit itself too.

My point? You're an idiot. Think before you type!

by **RS13** » Tue Oct 11, 2005 9:29 am

AE101_REAR_DRIVE wrote:don't put one in a starlet.

Spend $800, get a secondary bridgeport, 200hp easy in a 12A.

KP60: 700kg, 200hp = 3.5kg/hp

R32 GTR Skyline: 1480kg, 280hp = 5.2kg/hp

So.. why not put one in a starlet?

by **AE101_REAR_DRIVE** » Tue Oct 11, 2005 10:16 am

KE36 Wagon owned by LOW_AA63 had been sitting for 7 years he got it for free and started it on 7 year old spark plugs,gas and leads then drove it home.

He then picked me up in it with the same fuel and we valve bounced around town for the next 5 hours only to be dropped off home with it still going and not missing a beat.

He then sold it and the engine still goes and the car still go's every day and the owner never new.

My rotary 929 after sitting for 1 year had to be towed home and then 200 bux on it to get it going again.

Not to metion a rebuild and a turbo and a gear box becasue nothing lasts and do you honestly think that A rotary is the only engine to get thrashed???

What an ignorant person you are RS13 and ive seen a chain drive 1500cc mazda hit 9500rpm it was a SOHC peice of crap which goes to show just cause they hit 10,000rpm dosn't mean there meant to.

I have owned rotary's before from experience they suck thats why I drive Toyota.

Enuff Said

by **Silent Knight** » Tue Oct 11, 2005 11:02 am

How would a SOCH 1500cc Mazda even reach 9500rpm? ECU would stop it from ever getting there wouldn't it?

AE101_REAR_DRIVE you are a $&#$% MORON.

AE101_REAR_DRIVE wrote:Enuff Said

by **Alex B** » Tue Oct 11, 2005 11:03 am

Since when do carbies have an ecu? except for mine

But i agree on the AE101 fella being a moron, oh the day his car is accualy RWD :lol:

by **RS13** » Tue Oct 11, 2005 11:06 am

AE101_REAR_DRIVE wrote:What an ignorant person you are RS13

Yup, totally. The fact that I've been working with cars since I could pick up a crescent, and have owned and worked on almost every make of car, could rebuild any motor with one hand behind my back.. but no, you're quite right, I don't know shit! Maybe I should take up knitting.. :wink:

AE101_REAR_DRIVE wrote:I have owned rotary's before from experience they suck thats why I drive Toyota.

Ah, ok. You hear that, everyone? This idiot owned a rotary, which crapped out on him.. so NOONE BUY A ROTARY! :roll:

Mate, I thought school holidays were over? You show up, talking the talk about how you want to RWD your 20V.. your n00bness and lack of maturity shows everyone that your just another knob-jockey, bent on impressing the rest of us with your "originality". Take the hint, nobody wants you here..

:roll:

by **Silent Knight** » Tue Oct 11, 2005 11:43 am

pyro_sniper2002 wrote:Since when do carbies have an ecu? except for mine

But i agree on the AE101 fella being a moron, oh the day his car is accualy RWD

Quite right!!!
Sorry my bad I got confused when reading it...

by **wde_bdy** » Tue Oct 11, 2005 12:15 pm

What a waste of a thread.

Lock/Ban/Delete....

Based on past experience around here, if you have to ask this sort of question when google will answer it for you then there is a 99% chance the originator of this thread will sell an unstarted project within a years time and buy something with neons, or whatever else is the latest trend at the time. :roll:

Callum

OMG so shiny! · by **Dell'Orto** » Tue Oct 11, 2005 12:35 pm

You're quite right.

If you need to ask what to put into a car, perhaps you should do a bit more research instead of just asking on a forum?

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