> Rotary Engine wrote:
>> I did a bit of R&D on auto TX flex plates today.
>> Not only do they vary in diameter but the biggest difference
>> seems to be the fore and aft location. Like real estate it is
>> location, location,
>> location. The bad news is the RX8 version will not work with
>> Tracy's plate or our new bell housing. The good news is the 2nd gen
>> flex plate will fit the RX8 and and 3rd gen counter weight and will work
>> with Tracy's plate and our new bell housing.
>> It is available from  Mazda parts at $224. Part number BU17-19-02013
>> Get them while you can.
>>
>> Try 1 800 692 4497
>> Mears Mazda/Volvo
>> Lubbock texas
>>
>> For a good discount.
>> --
>> Paul Lamar ...No rotor no motor.
>
> Hi Paul;
> The counterweight should match the engine rotor (weight) series for
> proper balancing.
> e.g. Series 4, Series5/6, RX8
> An RX8 engine should use an RX8 CW.
> Cheers
> Cary

Paul,


Toll free numbers don't work from international locations. Any local number
or email address for Mears Mazda/Volvo would be appreciated.


Doug Fir

806 747 2931

Paul Lamar

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For what its worth if you have a SIP phone or SIP software and use a
ITSP / SIP
proxy service and can connect ether directly or can connect via another
ITSP to
"pulver" you can make toll free calls from overseas to the US and
several other
countries as well through them, you do need a good broadband connection
for it
work. Also certain times of the day work much better than others, at least
that's what happens from Australia. I have a 40 Megabit connection
(Yes approx 5 Megabytes per Second) I use and even that goes down hill,
when traffic on the web is very high at night.

Regards David

I think they call that Voice Over IP here in the states.
I have it at the house. Works great unless the power goes off
or the connection goes down.

Paul Lamar ...No rotor no motor.

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