Andy T from Midlands UK

andyct355 · 10-04-2015, 04:11 AM

Hi all,

Never sure where to start with intro's!
Ive enjoyed many years working with rotary engines going back to the mid 90's when I first worked as a development engineer for a company in the UK that used to be Norton Motorbikes. We developed these engines for non automotive applications.

I'm still working on them to this day (but for a different company) based in Lichfield UK.

We are working with a UK company (Westfield) to get a new rotary car up and running next year, so exciting times!!

Personally I'm looking at buying a project car - would love an RX7 but seem very expensive so will probably go RX8.

Rotary Car Club looks great so really looking forward to finding out what I need to do to get a decent Hillclimb car built!! Probably lots of late nights in the garage I expect!!

Cheers,

Andy T

10-04-2015, 04:11 AM	#1
andyct355 The Newbie Join Date: Dec 2014 Location: UK, West Midlands iTrader: (0) Posts: 3 Rep Power: 0	Andy T from Midlands UK Hi all, Never sure where to start with intro's! Ive enjoyed many years working with rotary engines going back to the mid 90's when I first worked as a development engineer for a company in the UK that used to be Norton Motorbikes. We developed these engines for non automotive applications. I'm still working on them to this day (but for a different company) based in Lichfield UK. We are working with a UK company (Westfield) to get a new rotary car up and running next year, so exciting times!! Personally I'm looking at buying a project car - would love an RX7 but seem very expensive so will probably go RX8. Rotary Car Club looks great so really looking forward to finding out what I need to do to get a decent Hillclimb car built!! Probably lots of late nights in the garage I expect!! Cheers, Andy T

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