Quote Originally Posted by Master Shake View Post
is it true that rotaries are capable of running no rev limiter and it not hurt the motor? i've heard it before but never really thought about it.

example, could you use a rotary and rev to like 16k or something and it not blow up?
If you had the rotating assembly balanced out better than the factory does(factory balances the rotors with the counterweights in the flywheel like a wheel on a car, but the front and rear rotors and their respected counterweights aren't balanced for each other across the length of the eccentric shaft, and little things like the mass of the seals and such aren't taken into consideration, it's still good enough for the Rx-8 to hit 9k, but not 11k and up), and ran hardened stationary gears, as long as you could feed it oil and gasoline and cool it down it would keep revving yes. Ceramic seals that wear/weigh less and produce less friction would help too.