1969 BMW 2002 rotary!
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I have a 1969 bmw 2002 that I am restoring. I wat to swap out the old m10 bmw engine for a 13b twin turbo. I cant seen to find any pictures of bmw rotary swaps anywhere. Has this been done with a 13b twin turbo? Any info I can get would be great! I think it's possible but I just have to figure out if the transmission will all fit and figure out the driveshaft situation.
#4
Sounds like a fun project. Post up pics as you make progress. I"m very interested to see how it all runs out.
I don't know if I've seen much on swaps into bimmers, but I don't see why you couldn't, if you can swap LS1's into them then you can probably swap a rotary into them. Have you thought about swapping the new bmw 335 twin turbo into instead, that could be fun and you'll still get two turbos
Might sound wierd, but try some of the bmw forums too, there seems to be a lot of rotary owners on them.
I don't know if I've seen much on swaps into bimmers, but I don't see why you couldn't, if you can swap LS1's into them then you can probably swap a rotary into them. Have you thought about swapping the new bmw 335 twin turbo into instead, that could be fun and you'll still get two turbos
Might sound wierd, but try some of the bmw forums too, there seems to be a lot of rotary owners on them.
#8
I did a 1969 BMW 2002 several years ago w/a stock TII set-up. It's was a blast when it was tuned in but the issue that drove me to give it up was the driveshaft . The '02 has a 2-pc shaft 'cause of the "angle" needed to connect w/the diff. I kept blowing the flex bearing, which connects the halves. A 1-pc shaft will only work w/MAJOR mods to the rear subframe and surrounding sheetmetal. That is not to say that other approaches won't work.
I wish you the best and HAVE A BLAST !!!
-n2mb
I wish you the best and HAVE A BLAST !!!
-n2mb
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