Rotary Extreme FC V-mount project

rotaryextreme · 03-11-2010, 02:58 AM

1 to 2 months from when I get the car.

I will try to have 3 kits like I do for the FD

one for stock turbo to support a good 300
one to support to around 450
and one where you will need 500 plus to use the ic core efficiently

I already know it will be cheaper then the FD kit because the FC will not need those big ss tow hooks, those alone are 200+ (my cost) I need to look into getting them laser cut instead of cnc machined.

I want the customer to be able to have a kit that will best fit their application.

Everything will be included in my kit, you will not have to buy anything extra.
It will have a different set-up then Rotary Works.

I do like their kit, its good for the price. They are able to keep cost down because they have a in house cnc, and all the tools needed for cutting and welding metals. They have great deals on everything.

I give credit where credit is due. They are a fantastic addition to the rotary community. I hear they will be making fd vnounts too. I am curious to see them.

My cost on my kits are high because I have to pay people to make stuff to my spec, also I use already proven name brand products. But, If you can make your own stuff and pass the savings onto the customer, then why not.

I am in the business to make money, but what is more important to me is having a nice quality product for a fair price and providing after market support for our beloved RX7's.

LOL, I hope I answered your question.

Ben

03-11-2010, 02:58 AM	#5
rotaryextreme i like spinners Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Union City Posts: 250 Rep Power: 17	1 to 2 months from when I get the car. I will try to have 3 kits like I do for the FD one for stock turbo to support a good 300 one to support to around 450 and one where you will need 500 plus to use the ic core efficiently I already know it will be cheaper then the FD kit because the FC will not need those big ss tow hooks, those alone are 200+ (my cost) I need to look into getting them laser cut instead of cnc machined. I want the customer to be able to have a kit that will best fit their application. Everything will be included in my kit, you will not have to buy anything extra. It will have a different set-up then Rotary Works. I do like their kit, its good for the price. They are able to keep cost down because they have a in house cnc, and all the tools needed for cutting and welding metals. They have great deals on everything. I give credit where credit is due. They are a fantastic addition to the rotary community. I hear they will be making fd vnounts too. I am curious to see them. My cost on my kits are high because I have to pay people to make stuff to my spec, also I use already proven name brand products. But, If you can make your own stuff and pass the savings onto the customer, then why not. I am in the business to make money, but what is more important to me is having a nice quality product for a fair price and providing after market support for our beloved RX7's. LOL, I hope I answered your question. Ben __________________ The ingenious and decidedly weird Wankel rotary engine works by using internal combustion to bounce a fat metal triangle around inside a hollow metal kidney bean, which hula-hoops around a central shaft to generate power.--- Jalopnik www.rotaryextreme.com, after more then a 2 year break, Rotary Extreme Re-opens 9/11/08.