1974 Mazda Rotary Pickup (REPU). It's been almost 2 years, and the truck is coming along nicely. Thanks to my neighbor and friend Johnny, along with the help of others, the truck is really coming along. A lot of hard work has gone into this truck so far, and I plan for it to be a beast later on...
RX2 1st start in 6 months
73 rx2 sedan 12a bridge elec dist 48ida weber 2.5 in Exhaust 1st start up in over 6 months . i drained all the old fuel and spun the motor without the plugs to build some oil pressure first so it started pretty easy obviously i dont drive it much . . . .enjoy
Tuners hate Ricers 3
Hey you guys its me here with the third installment NOTE: if you dont like the video dont look at it you have a back button you know. thanks for all the fans
Part 12: 13B Rotary Engine Rebuild - My 76 Mazda RX-5 Cosmo Restoration
Just as I promised last episode, it is finally time to build the engine! Part 12 of my RX-5 Cosmo restoration covers the entire process of building the 6 port 13B Mazda rotary engine. While this engine is a hybrid of GSL-SE RX-7 and Cosmo parts, the process is the same for any rotary from a 12A to a 13B NA, 13B turbo, 13B-REW or any other variant of the 13B. This video shows the whole process of the engine build, starting from measuring the rotors and covering everything else including clearancing the side seals, assembling the rotors, complete assembly the short block, setting the eccentric shaft end play and installing the front cover and everything underneath it. It's probably the most complete engine build video outside of what you can buy from the vendors, and as such, is an hour long. After this one, I'm going back to videos under 20 minutes. But for now, grab a beverage of your choice, sit back, and enjoy.
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Starting up the 74 REPU Bridgeport
Thanksgiving Day, 2009. Starting up the newly rebuilt 13B on my '74 Mazda REPU. Special thanks to my friend and neighbor Johny Hot Links for making this possible. Just a great end to a day of bracket making and electrical wiring messing arounding.