If Mazda comes out with the 16B. you could make a one rotor that
could get 150 hp N/A using 16B parts. Yes/no?
Clifton

I would say yes if it was a p-port.

BTW I was thinking we might get a group buy from Hurley
Engineering on cut down 13B e-shafts and counter weights.
Lets say the cost is $300 for those parts. Then you could build
an all aluminum (roughly 200 pound) one rotor p-port for about
$8500 with Tracy PSRU. 3,000 for the end housings, 1,000 for
new p-port rotor housing, 3,000 for the PSRU and a 1,000 for
miscellaneous stuff.

Paul Lamar ...No rotor no motor.

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