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Martiny

Quote from: MikeLMRIMO - in my opinion

TBH - to be honest

A pillar is the windscreen pillar ... any others are lettered from front to rear. so B pillar is the middle one in a 4 door car and C pillar would be the rear one.


Thanks Mike.
I have an 323 estate , so is the rear pillar D then?

Martiny

Quote from: MikeLMRIMO - in my opinion

TBH - to be honest

A pillar is the windscreen pillar ... any others are lettered from front to rear. so B pillar is the middle one in a 4 door car and C pillar would be the rear one.


Thanks Mike.
I have a 323 estate , so is the rear pillar D then?

Ada7

Quote from: grinderjust cause i read this i may aswell answer

FB - 1st Gen RX7
FC - 2nd Gen RX7
FD - 3rd Gen RX7
FE - RX8
Is there an FA engine? if so what was that used for and how big was it?

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zetsurin

Quote from: dwarfslapperhow about the engine types ie 20b 13b ect as i have no clue :confused:  :wave

13b = 1.3L twin rotor engine (used in Rx7)
20b = 2.0L triple rotor engine (used in Cosmo)

A good list of all the variants can be found here:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mazda_Wankel_engine

dwarfslapper

Quote from: zetsurin13b = 1.3L twin rotor engine (used in Rx7)
20b = 2.0L triple rotor engine (used in Cosmo)

A good list of all the variants can be found here:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mazda_Wankel_engine
zetsurin cheers bud   :cheers
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Ant480

I think the 13b is the late eighties engine, fitted to the series 2 cars.
12a was fitted to the series 1 (78-85)

Not sure about 20b tho... :confused:

Ant

Martiny

FB FC FD do NOT apply to the type of engine, but to the body type. In fact, they are the first letters of the chassis number.

I would still like to know if my estate has a "d" pillar anyone?