13b-rew swap?
#1
13b-rew swap?
im from hawaii not that much shops that deal with rotaries here so i might have to do this myself. im not to sure yet if i want to do this swap but if i do can i use the
1. Same mounts off the 13b-msp or would of have to get the 13b-rew : mounts?
2. Can i still use the 6spd trans or i would still have to go with the 5spd trans?
3. Which ecu would i have to use?
4. What axles would be best?
Thankz for your guys advice.
1. Same mounts off the 13b-msp or would of have to get the 13b-rew : mounts?
2. Can i still use the 6spd trans or i would still have to go with the 5spd trans?
3. Which ecu would i have to use?
4. What axles would be best?
Thankz for your guys advice.
#3
well the 13b-rew tt motor=power i know alot of people did the whole the 20b swap but i want to make most of a twin rotor turbo. JIC's rx8 in japan has the 13b-rew tt motor with converted non-sequential turbos pushing 500 plus rwhp. not that much people did the 13-rew swap and im a person thats like to be different so this would be a sick project if i can pull it off
#6
the tranny should bolt up to the six speed tranny, they also took the middle plate from a renesis engin and block all the exhaust hole then rebuild it with all the other parts from a rew, so you could use the same engin mounts from a renesis.
#7
i was watching the hot version rotary rocket dvd and they showed JIC's 13b-rew powered RX8 and that thing was very impressive (D1 quality). the 3 Japan D1 drivers said that car was a great design of power and control.
#8
Originally Posted by Winning 8
the tranny should bolt up to the six speed tranny, they also took the middle plate from a renesis engin and block all the exhaust hole then rebuild it with all the other parts from a rew, so you could use the same engin mounts from a renesis.
#12
Originally Posted by turbosa22c
just buy an FD its cheaper and easier. if you want a turbo buy the greddy kit.
#14
it's more cost effective to wait a bit for the new FI kits to come out. Mazsport has one that's pushing 400 hp with a cost of around $5k (estimated). There are about 3 twin screw supercharger kits on the verge of being released too. Including one that will be bolt on in about 3 hours and be basically plug and play (Estimated 60-80 hp gains).
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