500 2 strokes always were slower then 250 2 strokes!!

[Chokey]

Well hell, a four-stroke only fires 0.5 times per crankshaft rotation, so a 250F should actually be called a 125F by that logic?

Please tell me what the number of firing events per crank revolution has to do with displacement?

I was merely pointing out the fact that a single rotor Wankel in fact does not fire three times per crank rotation, it fires once. And that's why many experts agree that a single rotor Wankel can be compared to a single cylinder engine, rather than a three cylinder engine. Again, I said NOTHING about displacement.

[riffraff]

And I quote, "Thus, engines with equal power should be compared: a naturally aspirated 1.3-liter Wankel engine with a naturally aspirated 1.3-liter four-stroke reciprocating piston engine with equal power. But such a four-stroke engine is not possible and needs twice the displacement for the same power as a Wankel engine. " hmmmmm, sounds like the same problem they have comparing a 4 stroke to a 2 stroke             

[TMKIWI]

Too true,  Too true 

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