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Rotary Modification Survey for the UNIVERSITY OF WAIKATO
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My name is Andrew and i am investigating Rotor Habits in NZ.

I am currently conducting a survey to find out consumer preferences and behaviour when it comes to modifying Rotary powered vehicles.

The investigation is part of my final assessment piece for a BMS degree at the Uni of Waikato.

It is also on behalf of the company i am investigating: D.R.S (Demon Rotorsport).

If you are interested PM me, phone me, txt me, or email me with your address and i will send you a copy of the survey along with a stamped self-addressed envelope so you can return the survey.

Andrew
wast3dwagon@hotmail.com
awap1@waikto.ac.nz
027 431 5733

Also, if anyone could tell me of some more rotary based forums (NZ) it would much appreciated!

...also, after passenger side front guard for square headlight b310 sunny.

Posted on: 2005/9/5 0:17
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My name is Andrew and i am investigating Rotor Habits in NZ.


What is there to know they make flames and burn oil I think thats all there is to know oh yes and from time to time they drop seals.

Posted on: 2005/9/5 22:38
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Just like piston engines

Posted on: 2005/9/5 23:25
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Piston engines drop seals? and make flames?

Rotary engines are better at increased fuel consumption and Hydrocarbon emissions, although the RX8 is supposed to have answered those issues.

Posted on: 2005/9/6 7:28
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Thanks for the great response guys & gals

i have 10 places left so if you want the opportunity to be part of this investigation PM/txt/email me your name and address and i'll send you a survey asap!

NZ only SORRY!

Posted on: 2005/9/7 5:47
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Good on the track but difficult to live with on the road I reckon. best quote I read about rotaries;
"Conceptually brilliant, geometrically flawed"

and a whole speal about the geometric reasons for their lack of torque without forced induction.

Posted on: 2005/9/7 7:12
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Piston engines drop seals? and make flames?


Yep. If he's talking about any rotary engine, ehich I presume he is, I can be just as general about the piston engine, whichever one that may be.

So yes, I've seen many a piston engine make flames and drop a seal of some sort.

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