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Total Votes 13
Average Score 2.46
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URL: http://riceornot.ricecop.com/?auto=11874
Submitted by: Low-Tech Redneck
Comments: 19  (Read/Post)     Favorites: 0  (View)
Submitted on: 09-29-2002
View Stats Category: Vehicle Misc
Description:
In case anyone doesn't already know, this is the inside of a rotary engine, sans the rotor


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#1
9-29-2002 @ 10:44:48 PM
Posted By : Low-Tech Redneck Reply | Edit | Del
Go to www.howstuffworks.com to see an animation of one of these at work, it would take me too long to explain it here

#2
9-29-2002 @ 10:48:08 PM
Posted By : cams116 Reply | Edit | Del
See these are tricky little buggers, yet so simple.

#3
9-29-2002 @ 10:50:49 PM
Posted By : Kakoriat Reply | Edit | Del
Wow, thank you so much. I never really understood how a rotor works until now, it is simple.

#4
9-29-2002 @ 10:51:39 PM
Posted By : stang392 Reply | Edit | Del
yeah thanks Low-Tech i never could find anything on how they worked before

#5
9-29-2002 @ 10:52:09 PM
Posted By : Low-Tech Redneck Reply | Edit | Del
I aim to please.... :-)

#6
10-19-2002 @ 10:33:56 AM
Posted By : NerfHerder Reply | Edit | Del
Crazy, I just came from watching a vid in linkage, where they where asking a guy about his Mustang GT R, and they asked if it had a rotary engine and he said yes

[Edited by NerfHerder on 10-19-2002 @ 10:34:09 AM]


#7
10-19-2002 @ 10:44:02 AM
Posted By : stang392 Reply | Edit | Del
god i want to kill people like that, if you dont know what your talking about shut the fuck up and stop talking out your ass

#8
12-08-2002 @ 08:31:51 PM
Posted By : Adambomb Reply | Edit | Del
so these dont have cylinders then?

#9
12-08-2002 @ 08:32:43 PM
Posted By : stang392 Reply | Edit | Del
#8, kinda

#10
12-08-2002 @ 08:33:26 PM
Posted By : stang392 Reply | Edit | Del
#8, go to the link LTR posted

#11
12-08-2002 @ 08:38:57 PM
Posted By : Adambomb Reply | Edit | Del
#10, ok cool. AMC was oringanally going to put these in the pacers and was going to buy them from gM but when gM cancelled the rotary engine program they had to use regualar piston engines. also the pacers were supposed to be fwd

#12
2-26-2003 @ 01:40:03 PM
Posted By : ginsu417 Reply | Edit | Del
Gotta love the simplicity and efficiency of these. No pistons, no valves, no cams, no rockers, no lifters, no rods, just 3 moving pieces - two rotors and an eccentric shaft. And liter for liter these stomp piston engines into the dirt. Felix Wankel was a genius. :)



#13
2-26-2003 @ 01:52:53 PM
Posted By : fordtacomaz Reply | Edit | Del
#12, Amen

#14
2-26-2003 @ 01:54:28 PM
Posted By : fordtacomaz Reply | Edit | Del
19504

#15
5-13-2003 @ 09:28:46 PM
Posted By : solid_snake Reply | Edit | Del
"they run on magic, open 'um up and you let all the magic out" - rx7 owner from the foums

#16
5-13-2003 @ 09:31:53 PM
Posted By : Obsidian Reply | Edit | Del
my only question is that of it's reliability (rotor tips).

#17
12-11-2003 @ 10:52:32 PM
Posted By : Low-Tech Redneck Reply | Edit | Del
#16, That's why they haven't become the standard, as of yet, the tips of the rotor (apex seals) wear too fast to make the motor appealing to car companies beyond limited use in sports cars

#18
10-16-2005 @ 10:06:47 PM
Posted By : 89Rettagt Reply | Edit | Del
also a lack of tow end torque and fuel economy issues.

#19
10-16-2005 @ 10:10:05 PM
Posted By : Tastycakemix Reply | Edit | Del
#18, Wankel still has a patend on it. Also, there are emission issues.

[Edited by Tastycakemix on 10-16-2005 @ 10:11:29 PM]


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