What engine would you use in a hybrid rx7

Started by turbo boy, October 29, 2008, 04:13:12 PM

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DR SCHNITZEL

I want a 500hp standard looking mk1 mini, big rotary engine. ow shamone

SiH

Quote from: neil_jdmr;549484Got a sportcompactcar mag with a Sr20 500hp swap fd3s and that looks tidy too

Don\'t go SR. trust me, the noise is not a pleasant one!
Good engines, just sound rubbish.

rx jamie

lol beat me too it.  also bottom end anyone?

ive seen a cossie rx7 that looked good and went well.

gregmacd

I never understood the SR20 noise comments, I always thought it sounded good. Still not unusual for me to be in the minority :rolleyes:

Kieron

Quote from: grant;549667I never understood the SR20 noise comments, I always thought it sounded good. Still not unusual for me to be in the minority :rolleyes:

I had a 180Sx and Silvia, SR20 sounds cack! IMHO.

matt p

Quote from: neil_jdmr;549484Probably the 2.3 mazdaspeed 3 turbo engine 260bhp as stock is pretty much stock rx7 power anyway.
 
sack that anyway i\'d go 3rotor NA on individual throttles, loud as hell.
 
Got a sportcompactcar mag with a Sr20 500hp swap fd3s and that looks tidy too


Was going to say this, Jamsport have upped the capicity to 2.5 and just supercharged it!!!!:eek

Will make simply awsome power and its in a fiesta ST of all things.:yes

Anything Duratec, now i will run and hide:flamed
Why its good to do your homework of "specialists"

http://www.fduk.org/forum/showthread.php?t=28429


Jord

I\'ve always wanted to drop an SR20 into an FC. Infact, I now have an FC and an SR20\'d PS13 Silvia on my drive, hmmmm :D
 
Yes the noise is utter garbage compared to a nice triple/quad rotor [infact F1 cars sound garbage next to a quad] - but for reliability and cheapness of tuning it\'d be an ideal choice for drifting.
If the budget was higher then a 1/2JZ and if there was room an LS series V8.

SiH

Don\'t do it Jord, shun the roots!
Although your Silvia would be mint with a rotary.

Yar, do it.