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Category: Engine Swaps

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13B: favorite engine of 1200 drag racers everywhere. This Mazda rotary engine is so powerful it's illegal in some countries to put it in a 1200 (see Mazda rotary engine swap).

Contents 1 Engine 2 13B-powered Datsun 1200s 3 13B-powered Datsun 1000s 4 Sources 5 RX

Engine

RX7 engine
Album 3008

13B-powered Datsun 1200s

Baby Blue 1200 2-door Sedan

13B-powered ute

13B-powered Datsun 1000s

Supercharged

Sources

USA: 
1974-1978 
* Rotary Pickup (REPU)
* RX-2
* RX-3
* RX-4
1984-1994 
* RX7

Japan 1972-2002
* Cosmo
* Eunos Cosmo
* Luce
* Roadpacer
* Rotary Pickup
* RX-2
* RX-3
* RX-4
* RX-5
* RX-7

20B three-rotor
* 1990-1995 Eunos Cosmo

RX

The cars that rotary engines originally came in.

RX donor parts
* Brake Calipers
* Seats
* Rear axle assembly (diff)
* Turbo
* Radiator

RX2

RX3

RX4

RX7

RX8

Holden Premier

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