It's a 3 x 4 instead of a 1 x 12 but 12 rotors none the less:
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Thoughts on the Mazda RX-9, or as I like to call it: Mazda SLR?
Cooper Reyes
Jack Thompson
neat
I have wondered about how boats get around propeller cavitation tho
gets me thinking that hp is not really a priority
Grayson Jenkins
no dont buy the new rotary car if you actually chose a subaru over an fd. you wouldnt deserve it
Xavier Long
hold on
>Did you know that the FD RX-7, one of the most legendary Mazdas ever, made do with just two rotors? Please. Even the Eunos Cosmo, a car at which we can only gaze from afar, had just one more rotor than that.
2+1 = 3.
>To match the creation that Tyson Garvin has created, you would have to multiply the Eunos Cosmo's rotors by three, then add three more rotors.
3*3=9, 9+3=12
>Then divide that by four, then add five more rotors.
12/4=3, 3+5=8
>Then take away two, because you've gone too far.
8-2=6
>And then you'll have
SIX ROTORS.
Camden Morris
>5,000 horsepower
Sebastian Morales
I'll get one if it's around $50k.
Ethan Hall
Honestly how good is that? Can't smaller Veeates get comparable or more horsepower?