Fast Fax Vehicle Series 5 Rx-7 Engine 13B Turbo Pistons Who needs em' Exhaust Dual 155mm howitzer muzzles Ignition Will shock you if you grab a lead while the motor's running. Drivetrain Gearbox 5-speed Differential Lives with the gearbox Brakes Slow it down Wheels and tryes Front Shiny rims with tyres. Back Same as on front but bigger

Most of you know the feeling. Cruising along a suburban street on a summer Sunday, sound system up, suspension down, lesser-lifes all around in their uninteresting moblie chicanes, feeling good with the only worry being a defect notice for looking too cool. Then theres the distance rumble - the rumble before the storm. It gets louder but still you can't see it - but it feels so close! Finally it rounds the corner in view and your thoughts are confirmed. It's the sound only an enthusiast could love - that all too familiar brap-brap-brap of a well tuned bridge port rotary.

To some its like nails down a blackboard, but if you're reading this, theres a fair chance a ported rotary is more than just a aural annoyance - it's music to your ears. It's also the noise most non-rotary owners hate, because you'd better be in a damn quick car not to have a feeling of inferiority when a bridge or peripheral port pulls in behind at the lights.

More sound clips from rotaries in action.
	13B PP triple rotor turbo EFI on a high speed pass 13B BP in action Inside an Rx-2 turbo Outside an Rx-2 turbo

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