Mazda 787b
Originally posted by "Epicman"
Damn!!!
That must have some wild cams.
Damn!!!
That must have some wild cams.
cams you say?
what, pray tell, are these cam things?
its a ROTARY engine.. there are no cams in a rotary engine.
the engine in the 787B had 4 rotors, and 3 spark plugs per rotor.
the engine looks like it comes out of a page of of a sci-fi comic book.
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Originally posted by "shadowboy"
cams you say?
what, pray tell, are these cam things?
its a ROTARY engine.. there are no cams in a rotary engine.
the engine in the 787B had 4 rotors, and 3 spark plugs per rotor.
the engine looks like it comes out of a page of of a sci-fi comic book.
Originally Posted by Epicman
Damn!!!
That must have some wild cams. 
That must have some wild cams. 
cams you say?
what, pray tell, are these cam things?
its a ROTARY engine.. there are no cams in a rotary engine.
the engine in the 787B had 4 rotors, and 3 spark plugs per rotor.
the engine looks like it comes out of a page of of a sci-fi comic book.
Originally posted by "shadowboy"
cams you say?
what, pray tell, are these cam things?
its a ROTARY engine.. there are no cams in a rotary engine.
the engine in the 787B had 4 rotors, and 3 spark plugs per rotor.
the engine looks like it comes out of a page of of a sci-fi comic book.
Originally Posted by Epicman
Damn!!!
That must have some wild cams. 
That must have some wild cams. 
cams you say?
what, pray tell, are these cam things?
its a ROTARY engine.. there are no cams in a rotary engine.
the engine in the 787B had 4 rotors, and 3 spark plugs per rotor.
the engine looks like it comes out of a page of of a sci-fi comic book.
smily.
i know.. i just wanted to post a pic of that engine... its crazy-lookin!
anyhow the 787B fiercely overpowered its competition.. it won by brute force...
after that rotaries were basically written out of the rules
anyhow the 787B fiercely overpowered its competition.. it won by brute force...
after that rotaries were basically written out of the rules
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The answer to your question is sqrt(pi)
Shawn
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The answer to your question is sqrt(pi)



