Marc Wiese wrote:

The 93 and 95 engines are too rare to support with a dedicated

casting.

I think only about 500 95 RX7's were sold in the US. I know
only 500 RX7's were made and sold in the last year of manufacture.

Since at least 18,000 RX8 motors will be imported into the US next

year

we will do a new lower manifold for the RX8 motor.

Paul,

Paul, there few US second hand engine dealers that import huge containers
full of very nice used engines from Japan. I know one that goes there about
every 6 months to pick them himself.
Bulent Aliev
Ft Lauderdale, FL

So how many have 3rd gens. engines? 3? 4? Yours is a Cosmo which is different
even than a third gen.

Paul Lamar

   Paul the 3rd gen and Cosmo 13B have some differences such as waterpumps,
 exhaust port inserts, etc but they share the same intake port size and
 intake manifold bolt pattern. FWIW

  Kelly Troyer

Not according to what Bulent brought to sun and fun.

This is Bulent's intake flange on top of Chirssi's third gen manifolds ported
from one out of our first batch. Our current raw casting
is in the back ground.

Bulent and I agreed. The raw casting would never fit his Cosmo.

Paul Lamar

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