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07-02-2005 05:41 PM |
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Originally Posted by GC8Justin
95nracer...whats in that miata? What kit is that? drool drool drool
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It's not a "kit" exactly. The fender flares are off of a mazda factory N2 race car. As for the spoiler on his trunk, I don't know. The front lip looks like its from Garage Vary (I think the rear lip is as well, but can't say for sure).
The engine is the 1.8 liter BP with an FMII ( www.flyinmiata.com) turbo kit. That kit is good for about 220whp as it's sold, but that car has a lot more than the standard kit (although not too much for power).
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Originally Posted by GC8Justin
In specific, what can I do with a 1990 Miata?
I really want to know what sort of engine compatability it has, you know what I can swap into it.
Well any help is awesome!
~Justin
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As you pass 250hp and start heading towards 300 you will break transmissions (that particular car has a 1999 tranny iirc) and go through engines. The TII RX7 transmission can and is used frequently for guys making lots of power. The bp has a cast iron block and can handle serious power once the other internals are upgraded.
There are cold-side supercharger kits available that offer similar power levels and insane torque and throttle response from BRP and flyin miata. Jackson racing and vortech also make supercharger kits.
Swapping in a nissan sr20 is a waste of time IMO, the stock engines rev wonderfully and can be built for power and turbo'd much easier than an sr20 can be installed. People have a hard-on for that motor(sr20) and I'm not really sure why.
There are lots of 'monster miatas' (v8 swaps), and at least one guy has swapped an f20 out of an s2000 into one. There are also kits available for 13b swaps.
www.miata.net has a wonderful forum where you can get lots of info on anything you will ever want to know, including any of the swaps I've mentioned in this post.
www.flyinmiata.com
www.goodwinracing.com
www.racingbeat.com
www.miata.net
www.miatamania.com
www.rspeed.net
www.metromotorsports
www.cpracing.ca
http://www.miata.org/cmt/bsp/default.asp
There's tons more links that I can't think of right now, but the most important is the miata net forum, lots of knowledgable people there, and almost all the major miata vendors frequent it.
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