RX-5 Cosmo 3-Rotor conversion. Part-1

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Uploaded by on Oct 6, 2007

The beginning of our 3 rotor conversion into an old school Cosmo.

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  • nice conversion

    i think this is the only rx5 20b in the world lol

  • It wouldn't surprise me. When it is finished it should turn some major heads!!!!

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  • Iron Maiden. Reminds of the first Carmageddon. The sound of running over pedestrians with Iron Maiden in the background. Awesome game

  • dude thats a sick car and some sick music love the rotarie to! good luck with the build dude should be takken down some v8's in no time

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  • iron maiden!!!!!!!

  • this is so great, I hope there will be a video of it running soon.

    It looks so nice to, you spent some time on this one.

  • @RedStaryPuu Yes, but in this video, it is a Mazda 20B, not a foreign engine of some kind. If the Russian engines are of poor quality, why bother with them when doing a conversion? The Mazda 20B in this video is very reliable and doesn't have balance problems. Then a larger multi-rotor (5+ rotors) from any manufacturer is going to have the same issues just due to its length. Look at the Mazda 4 rotor: they have a bearing at every iron due to shaft length.

  • @aaroncake true but that dos not mean evry one makes wankels to mazdas standerds , mazda makes rly good wankels i deal with wankels evry once in a while but there not from mazdas there from russian vehicles and tripels over around here in the balkans "im Albanian" rattel alot and 2 and 4 seem to be fine russians if you did not know made quite a bit of stuff with wankels in them and still make lots of replacement parts

  • So here's part 1 posted 3 years ago...Any more parts?

  • @RedStaryPuu This is a production Mazda engine, the 20B. There are no balancing issues. And it's not exactly trivial to build a 4 (or 6, or 8) rotor either. Large rotor count engines (and there have been very few, mostly prototypes) carry their own problems like eccentric shaft flex and lack of torsional ridgitity.

  • @Gavinlance Easy answer: 20B Vintage Cosmo.

  • god they are one ugly car

  • uneven numbers of rotors seem to have lots of problems balancing problems mainly at lest from i noticed so id just stik with pairs of 2 4 if your even crazyer and what far past 1500hp you could go to 6 .... maby even 8

  • uneven numbers of rotors seem to have lots of problems balancing problems mainly at lest from i noticed so id just stik with pairs of 2 4 if your even crazyer and what far past 1500hp you could go to 6 .... maby even 8

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