Category: Engine - Complete Motors
Price: $0
Private or Vendor Listing: Private Listing
Part Fits (you may select multiples): Series I, Series II
Location (US State/Canada/Int): FL
Item Condition: New

Im in desperate need of engine rotors for a 6 port. Rear rotor to be exact. Apparently they are not interchangeable so I need atleast the rear one which mine is unuseable. Im stranded in FL and this is all I need to get back on the road. Im willing to pay for shipping as well

 

Damn that sucks .... hope you find one .... I would contact engine builders like Rotary Ressurection .... there should be a couple shops in florida too


NEway best of luck man ... free bump for you

 

That blows man. Try atkins racing and mazdatrix as well.

 

I've never heard of front and rear rotors not being interchangeable. Make sure you get the correct rotor weight that matches. Class A can be used with class B. class B rotors can be used with either A or C. and so on and so forth.

 

Same here but the part numbers are different from what I can see so I would verify with ASH8 by sending him a PM.

http://www.mazdatrix.com/getprice.as...m=11-B10C-N3Z1

http://www.mazdatrix.com/getprice.as...m=11-B50C-N3Z1

 

The weight is different between the rotors. you need a rotor with the same stamp as what you had.

 

Front and rear rotors are different because the bevels for the exhaust ports are reversed front to rear. You can adapt an opposite rotor to work by adding the missing bevels on the correct spot to line up with the exhaust ports.

The weight codes/letters are a valid point but I've found them to be less than accurate. A should be the heaviest and E the lightest of a given version of rotor. But there are times when I find a B lighter than a C for instance. IT's always the best option to weigh both rotors on an accurate scale, you want to see them within 0.1lb of each other, the closer the better...and preferably with the front rotor being the lightest of the two.

 

Mazmart may be able to help you as well, they're in GA so not too far away.

 

Thank you all I was finally able to find one locally. I looked at the rotors carefully. Rotaryresurection thanks for the insight. If you place the rotors facing the same direction you will see they are identical. What makes them different is where the stationary gear is placed. This is where the "eyebrow" comes into play so that it can "sweep" the exhaust out of the port. Once I was visually able to compare the two the light bulb turned on. Thanks all

 

Just how many people did you pose this question to?

 

It was posted around the sametime I got the explanation from you but I'm a visual learner and it all clicked once I saw it on my work table. I wondered how long it was gonna take you to say something!

 

Your e-mail got me wondering what kind of explanations you may have received from others prior to contacting me and I wondered about the variations in the responses you got. Plus, you KNOW I am an attention-seeking *****.

 

OMG! LOL!!

 

wait .... what?

 

i need a set too..any year 04-2011..if anyone has a set..
damaged or not will take them