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    Rotary Engine Displacement Theory

    My friend has an RX-8, and he sent me this link today. It's very interesting and very long. It deals with the displacement debate of a rotary engine. If you don't know the basics of a rotary engine already, check this link first:

    Care of Howstuffworks:
    A rotary engine is an internal combustion engine, but it's not like the one in most cars. Learn about the unique rotary setup and how it compares performance-wise to a piston engine.


    And here's the link. The post is very long, but I found it very interesting:

    Series I Tech Garage - Why 1.3? - Anyone have any ideas as to why Mazda decided on the 1.3Liter size? Is that the size of the engine in the RX7?


    A lot of you guys seem to be interested in the technical side of things, I thought you might like to read it.
    Dan
    dreesemonkey

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    Wow. rotarygod definately know his sh*t. Thats some really good info. Thanks for the post, funkdaddysmack.
    "Probable impossibilities are to be preferred to improbable possibilities."

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      #3
      wow

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        #4
        most of that stuff is taught to u in just about any automtive school. the idiots that fight with rotarygod are complet morons. hes knows wut hes talking bout and they dont.
        i is dumb

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          #5
          Very interesting read. I don't care what anyone says however, I want a rotary-powered car. To hell with the bad gas mileage!
          Clint/1999 "Sport20"

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            #6
            thermal efficiency can kiss my rotary ass

            '04 Titanium RX-8

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