E mailed paul yaw rotary guru from arizona , the aftermarket parts could be made available to us in australia .

What parts would be of interest to you???, let me know and then i can pass on your interests to paul .

Just a thought but given the popularity of rotaries in australia, I would have thought that you could probably get pretty much anything you want pretty soon, whilst avoiding a nasty 40% import duty. Quite a few workshops already have cars for development, though it's too early to tell what they have come up with.

-pete

Forgot about import duty and the exchange rate however Paul Yaw is working on a superchaged engine that will put out 334 kw for that i would pay the import duty .

Wow! I had no idea he was shooting for that much power! You're right though, I looked into a certain australian supercharger company's kits before and they were a little too dependant on the factory detonation sensor for my liking. So a better developed kit is worth paying a premium for.

-pete

MazdaSpeed Kit's :D and the Superchager kit :) will the S/C available soon? :)
How much will the S/C cost(excluding all the plus)?