The continued attempts of youthful rotary zealots to try and express their motor in terms of reciprocating combustion components is really agrivating.
firstly, displacement is a fallacy based on old thinking and history. It was originally a computed number to quantify the volume of air displaced by a single cycle (piston-stroke), but later came to mean the combustion chamber volume.
Currently, displacement = calculated combustion chamber volume. It's not normally even accurate, but then again, these numbers come from the same people who weigh their cars without fluids or spare tire, and also dyno the motor without the car on it.
As being calculated combustion chamber volume, there's no way you can weazle 2.6 liters out of a mazda rotary, unless you're talking about the rockin' 4 rotor used to win lemans.
http://www.millville.org/Workshops_f/ke ... gines.html
A listing of rotary motors, from NSU, out to mazda, including the Damler Benz
and if you wanted a beastie, there was a 390Ci (that;s around 6 liters) 4-rotor from GM that was originally designed to sit in the mid-ship position of a pininfarina designed corvette.