Stredrotor's RX4 Coupe * Project 20B *

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Stredrotor's RX4 Coupe * Project 20B *

Old School Rotary (Pre-1979) Pre-1979 Discussion including performance modifications and technical support sections

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12-19-2009, 09:19 PM	#1
Stredrotor Rotary Fan in Training Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: Tasmania, Australia iTrader: (0) Posts: 53 Rep Power: 16	Stredrotor's RX4 Coupe * Project 20B * Thought I'd start a thread on my 1974 RX4 hardtop. I bought around 2 years ago after previously having a 13b turbo 1973 RX4 hardtop and an '86 Series 4 RX7 turbo over the last 15 years. The car had a carby 13b and first gen RX7 5 speed, it ran well but I needed more power. I think of the RX4 as mazdas "muscle car" so it needed a engine with the muscle, hence a 20b The RX4 as I bought it.... Striped and painted the crossmember and replaced tie rods, sway bar and bushes. All installed!

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