TheBandit

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Just thought I would get a concensus (sp?) of some things that you as the community might like to see offered for the turbo miata, or even just the miata in general. For instance, a few nights ago I had a thought to make a quality oil drain, and possibly oil feed lines specific to the miata. So lets here what you want offered.
-Michael-

mxv

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intercoolers you dont have to sell yourself to afford

and a megasquirt ems that is as close to plug and play as possible

and a two foot high double decker spoiler

edit: i think just about every person on here would really like to see some quality cheap flanges for just about anything turbo related and miata related

timhill78

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mounting hardware for an intercooler thats not stupid pricy. And some sheeting for underneth the intercooler to the rad. And a giagantic triple wing spoiler.

tabs604

- a water injection kit that is custom made for the miata with step by step instruction

- A plug and play affordable ecu/piggyback ecu

- A quality intercooler kit and pipes

t25miata

Intercooler and pipes for sure.

I would also be interested in an oil feed and drain kit.

getsidewaysd1

A good manifold for 14b/16g turbos

y8s

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bolt-in twin plate clutch

Braineack

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Isn't much to it, but http://www.diymiata.com/awinject.htm has a pretty good write-up to install in a miata.

Kingofl337 offers a plug and pluy Megasquirt for $550.

Stripes intercooler kit is already available. It can easily be adapted for various applications.
http://www.mx5projects.com/

Sirnixalot

turbo miata wise i would go with the oil and water line kit

miata in general....a suspension bushing kit that doesnt cost so damned much

Atlanta93LE

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- I wish somebody offered a service in which you told them your setup (including fuel management, etc) and you received all the appropriate fittings, bolts, random hoses, and sealants/teflon. I would paid a premium for that service

- around-the-radiator **** equivalent (cheap, get-the-job-done quality) intercooler setup, left so that the buyer would fabricate the hotside end to meet the turbo (generalize the "kit")

[EDIT] What I'm trying to say is that I want to buy Stripes intercooler kit, I can take off the 90* from the turbo outlet and adapt something of my own to fit. [/EDIT] <-- not quite

- cheaper, big cat-back

EDIT: More laziness would be great!

Braineack

iTrader: (62)

how much cheaper do you want than $325 on a 2.5" or $369 on a 2.75?

Atlanta93LE

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Nobody asked what realistic turbo miata parts we'd like to see. Sure, the Enthuza is cheap...but don't we always want cheaper?

PS: I'm cheap. Stripes kit is a bit too nice for me.

Kelly

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The water injection should not be intimidating Tabs. With all the mods you have done on your car, I am sure your are more than capable.
A Miata specific tank would be cool

Braineack

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true, thats why i dont have a enthuza exhaust or a stripes kit. too cheap.

TheBandit

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Thus far, this is what I see,
1. Oil line/ possibly water line kit.
2. Intercooler/ IC piping with quality mounting hardware.
3. Plug and Play Piggyback ECU
4. Mitsubishi Turbo Manifold
5. Proper fittings, lines, and gasket materials for the misc. things.
Keep them coming! If enough are interested the oil line and water line kits may be very possible. What do you think a reasonable price would be for each? I'll have to do a bit of research, but I think I could offer something like that pretty reasonably, at least for the T3's.
-Michael-

bripab007

Plug-n-Play ECU would be #1 on my list.

fmowry

iTrader: (8)

I think the Greddy EMU with well fleshed out maps for various setups would work for most people for a PNP ECU. Or the same with a parallel installed MS.

Oil source/return line with fittings with specific line length for the Miata like this:

http://www.blaastperformance.com/index.php?p=oil-kit

but maybe lowball at $75 if it's doable.

Frank

TheBandit

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I'm in the process of putting together a kit for the oil lines right now. No price quite yet, but it should be very competitive.
-Michael-

tylerdurden

Werd. It'd be awesome to have something like Hondata for the Miata. That PnP MS kit is close though, only about $100 more than Hondata and controls as much if not more. Harder to tune though? I dunno.

Jefe

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I just ordered the oil lines from JGS, shipped was less than 90.00

It's not the oil lines that are hard, they can be made cheap. It's that damn 1/8 BSP adapter, The place I used to buy from, gets over 30 bucks shipped for it, (it was only 18 shipped last time I bought from them) so I just went to JGS and ordered everything...

So please add that 1/8 BSP adapter to your list.

link:
http://tunertoys.zoovy.com/product/OTODK

P.S. Not every state has a hydraulic fitting/shop that sells to the general public...F'ers...