Subject: 3 rotor 13B
From: ACRE NL
Date: 6/29/2002, 5:42 PM

Royce Wise wrote:

Paul
Here is another letter from another mail list.
You were asking about prices on some of these items.
Might be of interest to others as well.
Royce

jeff wrote:

thanks for mail , the shaft is very similar to the 20b one , and is held
together by the front bolt ,it is a 2 piece construction made from
billet .the front lobe slides off and is indexed by a key and held by a
taper .
it is not made from 13b parts as the rotor phasing is wrong ,have encl
some prices for u .
                              regards jeff bruce

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              General Info on Rotary Kits

This is a general list of parts available to convert mazda 13b type
engines to 3 or 4 rotor variants ,only the modified parts are
listed as most others are mazda items or are easily fabricated
by a competent engine builder.
All prices are in NZ$ and are ex factory so no allowances for
shipping etc have been made .
NZ customers should note that gst is charged on top of these prices.

1. 3rotor crank assy NZ$2100
2. 4rotor crank assy NZ$3200 (includes rear c/weight)
3. Centre housing modification for 3 or 4 rotor kits NZ$600 (2 req for 4 rotor)
4. Thru bolt set for 3 rotor NZ$175
5. Thru bolt set for 4 rotor NZ$195
6. Dowel set for 3 rotor kit NZ$110
7. Dowel set for 4 rotor kit NZ$130
8. Direct oil feed for 3/4 rotor kits centre housing NZ$250 (2 req for 4rotor)

note that the centre housing mod cost is only for the mod ,it does not
include the cost of a std front gear or the housing ,these items esp
the housings vary greatly in price depending on the year/type. They
can be priced on submission of mazda part number of course.

Also available is a centre bearing kit for 13b engines , included is
2 piece crank and the bearing assy fitted to your centre housing NZ$1800

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