13B Powered S13
09-16-06 | 11:21 PM
#28
ROTARD FOR LIFE!!!
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Originally Posted by sintri
or better yet, rotary powered hummers, lol..
gas hogs...
S13 13B'd is a great idea... imo for smaller cars like this, the 13B really shines as an engine that can kinda go into anything... IIRC the 20Bs arent much bigger are they? and produce an assload of tourq and HP. (the 20B DMC comes to mind)
not to bum the idea, its cool, but I honestly like our FCs more for style...
09-17-06 | 11:30 AM
#30
Originally Posted by gabe30
i think the 240 community would flame a little bit being that their mentality of a rotary is the same as an exploding engine.. but other than that.. i find that alot of them would appreciate it also.. and i have to agree.. i think it would correct plenty of the understeer in the s13's =P
i hangout with many many 240s with sr20s and CAs and i always catch hell for having a rotary.....but what the hell i can always out handle any of them.. +1 for a 13B in the 240
09-17-06 | 11:34 AM
#31
Terrified.
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From: Muncie, IN
Originally Posted by rx7 FC TII
i hangout with many many 240s with sr20s and CAs and i always catch hell for having a rotary.....but what the hell i can always out handle any of them.. +1 for a 13B in the 240
09-17-06 | 01:40 PM
#33
If you want something cheap, light, and handles good why don't you just buy an older miata and throw a 13B in it? They make assloads of aftermarket parts for them and you can pick up an early one for $1000-$1500.
Allen
Allen
09-17-06 | 01:42 PM
#34
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Originally Posted by 13B-RX3
If you want something cheap, light, and handles good why don't you just buy an older miata and throw a 13B in it? They make assloads of aftermarket parts for them and you can pick up an early one for $1000-$1500.
Allen
Allen
09-17-06 | 01:47 PM
#35
I have always wanted to do that. Well my next project will be even lighter than a Miata and make some pretty decent power. 
The easiest way to make a car fast is to make it light!!!
The easiest way to make a car fast is to make it light!!!
09-18-06 | 12:44 AM
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Originally Posted by 13B-RX3
If you want something cheap, light, and handles good why don't you just buy an older miata and throw a 13B in it? They make assloads of aftermarket parts for them and you can pick up an early one for $1000-$1500.
Allen
Allen
i have a few concerns about this swap though.... like the cooling issue, throttle, obviously the mounts and driveshaft....
09-18-06 | 02:21 PM
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Cooling really shouldn't be an issue at all, just get a Koyo rad for the s13 and your done.
The motor mounts really shouldn't be that hard either.
Once you have everything mounted in place, you'll have to take some measurements and have a driveshaft place make you one.
It sounds like an awesome project, let me know if you need any parts or help!
The motor mounts really shouldn't be that hard either.
Once you have everything mounted in place, you'll have to take some measurements and have a driveshaft place make you one.
It sounds like an awesome project, let me know if you need any parts or help!
09-18-06 | 04:33 PM
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Originally Posted by 13b89s13
well ****, i dont have the money for an FD (my fave car in the whole world) and insureance is more of a bitch on an FC, so i got a 240.... and its still RWD so now i'm just gonna put my fave engine in it! a rotoary.... and it just makes sense to put a rotary in it to, lol
so now i'm just gonna put my fave engine in it! a rotoary.... and it just makes sense to put a rotary in it to, lol
09-18-06 | 05:35 PM
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From: Fort Collins, CO
Originally Posted by DT tactics
eh heh.. why a 1jz when a 2jz is the same size and will produce more power????
09-20-06 | 05:33 PM
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Originally Posted by R.P.M.
Cooling really shouldn't be an issue at all, just get a Koyo rad for the s13 and your done.
The motor mounts really shouldn't be that hard either.
Once you have everything mounted in place, you'll have to take some measurements and have a driveshaft place make you one.
It sounds like an awesome project, let me know if you need any parts or help!
The motor mounts really shouldn't be that hard either.
Once you have everything mounted in place, you'll have to take some measurements and have a driveshaft place make you one.
It sounds like an awesome project, let me know if you need any parts or help!
09-21-06 | 08:46 PM
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I'm not entirely sure about places that make custom driveshafts, but let me look into it.
I'm sure we could modify a stock Turbo throttle cable to work with the Nissan pedal, maybe it wont need any modifications...
Check out my sig and give me a call if you need help
I'm sure we could modify a stock Turbo throttle cable to work with the Nissan pedal, maybe it wont need any modifications...
Check out my sig and give me a call if you need help
09-23-06 | 01:27 AM
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it shouldnt be too hard at all to find a place to get a custom driveshaft. go to just about any repair shop and ask them for a good place to get a custom driveshaft. either theyll be able to do it there, or they could recomend you to somewhere.
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