what constitutes a chamber?
A rotor face.
I disagree, but this is irrelevant.
The true thermodynamic eqivalent is a 3.9L 6 cyl motor spining at 1/3 eshaft speed.
no, 2/3 e-shaft speed
You may choose a 1.3 L 6 cylinder spining 3 times as fast if you like and get the same numbers.
no, twice e-shaft speed.
You may also choose a 2.6 L spining 2/3 as fast
No, a 2.6 L spinning AT e-shaft speed. That is why I claim that the rotary is a 2.6 L equavelent. I don't understand this "pretend that the RPM is something different".
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Dave Leonard
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