Since the displacement of piston engines is based on the volume a piston
displaces in one stroke times the number of cylinders, I would say
the 13B rotary displacement is the volume of one rotor face on the
intake phase times six. Karibian


You are too late for the contest Hurant.

I am still waiting for all the votes to come in.

Paul Lamar ...No rotor no motor.

Actually "rotary-engine displacement" is when the wife throws pillow and
blanket at you, saying "If you're going to spend all your time in the
garage working on that damn motor, you can sleep out here too!"

Keith Wood

I vote for Keith Wood's answer.

George Lazik

I think Keith Wood wins the prize. We were all barking up the wrong tree.

A cycle is when the piston goes through intake, compression, ignition and
exhaust. Each rotor has three faces to go through the same process. Karibian


OK if you guys are not going to vote I am going to decide who
did the best job of describing the displacement :)

At least vote for yourself :)

Paul Lamar ...No rotor no motor.

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