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#19 Rotary powered Miata

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d-money 24-Apr-2009 20:41
great work, I look forward to all the fab work that im going to run into on my 13b n\a install. quick question, would the 13b perform hella better with a lightened flywheel?
cam 18-Apr-2009 19:16
I need info on swapping the 13b-t into the miata.
Drew 03-Mar-2009 23:14
I've been looking into a project miata for a while now.
If you have any info or can point me in the right direction it'd be greatly appreciated.
I was considering both the 13b-t from a Turbo II fc or the 13b-rew. My biggest concerns are fitment into the engine bay, cooling, and transmission reliability (as the rx-7's were known for some transmission troubles). I've also looked at taking a fairly easy route with a carbed 302 but I think the rotary would be a little more impressive to myself.
justin 24-Dec-2008 03:21
i was also looking to put a 13b-t rotary in my miata but cant find any place that can help me figure out what i need to do the swap if you could help me i would be thankful
alex cummings 13-Aug-2008 20:47
i need help on converting a 2000 miata its the larger body style. all the websites ive visited are feeding me first gen stuff so i have the 1.8. will love any help that can be given thanx.
Brandon Cruz 30-Apr-2008 05:27
I am interested in putting my 13b that is in my rx7 into a miata. Would you have any info
on the swap. Mounts, drivetrain, suspension changes, cooling, etc... If you could point me in the right direction, it would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Brandon
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