Now that the dust has settled, we can all agree that rotaries were meme engines right?

Now that the dust has settled, we can all agree that rotaries were meme engines right?

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but muh power/weight ratio

Define meme engine. It was a good option for racing but still needed special snowflake attention.

for performance applications they make sense. all i want in life is a turbo 4 rotor that spits flames

Yeah, that's why so many race teams use them right

most racing leagues cucked the rotary to give piston engines an advantage

>for performance applications they make sense

Because it's not an undependable, flawed design which gets awful fuel efficiency, lubrication problems and eats mechanical parts as consumables right?

Which is why they're used in racing only by die-hard rotary enthusiasts in Australia, right?

Which is why there's no widespread industrial usage of them anywhere, right?

Which is why they're still being used in.....not a single vehicle today right?

Delusional fanboys need to go die

Source

Find me three or more examples of this besides Le Mans

>undependable
if you dont lube and service it, like any engine
>fuel efficiency
your a cuck
>lubrication problems
premix
>eats mechanical parts
no

I thought rotary engines had just a few moving parts compared to a piston one.