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kazjim
 Post subject: Its one step closer....
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Ok, Contacted Dellow automotive...

"Dear James,

Thankyou for your e-mail. We manufacture a brand new bellhousing to match the Toyota Camry 5-speed gearbox to the Mazda Rotary 12A, cost is $375.

Best regards,

Dellow Automotive"

Mmmmmmmm, draw your own conclusions, but Rota-Moke may just be one step closer....... :twisted:

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Oh do it..please..you have to...imagine beating brads mini :lol:

It would be so cool :shock:

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N/A 12a beating a Turbo 1.3 litre Toyota ? ... in your dreams...
It'll sound better though.. :P

Waiting for a confirmation of the correct part number...
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hmmm.... well that opens up alot more possibilities. how big is a camry box?

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:shock: That soiund Interesting you may have to get two :wink:

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N/A 12a beating a Turbo 1.3 litre Toyota ? ... in your dreams...
It'll sound better though.. :P

Waiting for a confirmation of the correct part number...
J


I thought I'd read turbo...After having read accounting literature for the last 2 bloody hours my eyes are shagged :(

12A would be cool nonetheless :)

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Just has to mount to one of these....

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Looking for realistic yet guys ?

Not much bigger than a Mini flywheel........ :roll:

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Now, to find an 800Kg Moke...... (standard weight, 535kg.....bugger....)

maybe i just need to get onto the cheeseburgers more.....

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What's the weight thing... RTA restriction or something?

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Yep, 3 times bodyweight is maximum engine size....

12A is considered a 2.4 litre by RTA standards. . . . :x

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Use 1/2 a 13B then... :lol: 8)

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Just put some lead ballasts or the like in the box section of the moke that you can remove easily later ;)

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Mini Mad wrote:
Just put some lead ballasts or the like in the box section of the moke that you can remove easily later ;)


This is not as stupid as it sounds. The engineer that did mine just asked me to get it wieghed at truck wiegh bridge and bring him the ticket for it. So i just drove it on the scales, went to the booth told the guy the chassis number and he printed it off for me for $25.

Then went back to engineer and no problems passed. I could of had 200kg of cement in the boot and no one would know. :shock:

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Then went back to engineer and no problems passed. I could of had 200kg of cement in the boot and no one would know. :shock:


Mini boots arent THAAT strong :P
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13secmini wrote:
Mini Mad wrote:
Just put some lead ballasts or the like in the box section of the moke that you can remove easily later ;)


This is not as stupid as it sounds. The engineer that did mine just asked me to get it wieghed at truck wiegh bridge and bring him the ticket for it. So i just drove it on the scales, went to the booth told the guy the chassis number and he printed it off for me for $25.

Then went back to engineer and no problems passed. I could of had 200kg of cement in the boot and no one would know. :shock:


Haha..who you callin stupid :lol: my bush mechanic styles work..er..sometimes :lol: ;)

HSV Maloo Utes use weights in the tray over the rear wheels to help with traction when there is no load..not many places on a moke to hide 200kg's worth of whatever though..

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