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03-01-2008, 04:11 PM
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well I have a 1993 mx5 use to have a 90 but had to sell that becasue of the the wife she thinks it was too small. Well just looking to have a clean miata that can show and go at the same time. Do you know of anyone selling a use greddy turbo kit... Want to start of with that
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03-01-2008, 05:45 PM
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This is a great forum and we are here to help... but you've gotta meet us halfway.
First, start reading. I absolutely promise you that if you simply log-on to the forum once a day and read every new thread and post (probably take you half-hour a day), that in a week, you'll be able to answer 90% of the questions you currently have about turbo'ing your Miata.
The first place to start if you know little to nothing about turbocharging is a book called Maximum Boost. Buy it, read it, read it again... and you are on your way to being a smart guy: http://www.bellengineering.net/Pages...cts_books.html
Second place is a post at the top of the DIY forum, called "DIY FAQ", here:
https://www.miataturbo.net/forum/showthread.php?t=4288
Next, go to www.bellengineering.net and www.flyinmiata.com and take a look at the 2 main companies for Miata turbo stuff.
That is all, now go forward and READ-READ-READ-READ!!!!!
First, start reading. I absolutely promise you that if you simply log-on to the forum once a day and read every new thread and post (probably take you half-hour a day), that in a week, you'll be able to answer 90% of the questions you currently have about turbo'ing your Miata.
The first place to start if you know little to nothing about turbocharging is a book called Maximum Boost. Buy it, read it, read it again... and you are on your way to being a smart guy: http://www.bellengineering.net/Pages...cts_books.html
Second place is a post at the top of the DIY forum, called "DIY FAQ", here:
https://www.miataturbo.net/forum/showthread.php?t=4288
Next, go to www.bellengineering.net and www.flyinmiata.com and take a look at the 2 main companies for Miata turbo stuff.
That is all, now go forward and READ-READ-READ-READ!!!!!
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03-10-2008, 01:14 AM
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This is a great forum and we are here to help... but you've gotta meet us halfway.
First, start reading. I absolutely promise you that if you simply log-on to the forum once a day and read every new thread and post (probably take you half-hour a day), that in a week, you'll be able to answer 90% of the questions you currently have about turbo'ing your Miata.
The first place to start if you know little to nothing about turbocharging is a book called Maximum Boost. Buy it, read it, read it again... and you are on your way to being a smart guy: http://www.bellengineering.net/Pages...cts_books.html
Second place is a post at the top of the DIY forum, called "DIY FAQ", here:
https://www.miataturbo.net/forum/showthread.php?t=4288
Next, go to www.bellengineering.net and www.flyinmiata.com and take a look at the 2 main companies for Miata turbo stuff.
That is all, now go forward and READ-READ-READ-READ!!!!!
First, start reading. I absolutely promise you that if you simply log-on to the forum once a day and read every new thread and post (probably take you half-hour a day), that in a week, you'll be able to answer 90% of the questions you currently have about turbo'ing your Miata.
The first place to start if you know little to nothing about turbocharging is a book called Maximum Boost. Buy it, read it, read it again... and you are on your way to being a smart guy: http://www.bellengineering.net/Pages...cts_books.html
Second place is a post at the top of the DIY forum, called "DIY FAQ", here:
https://www.miataturbo.net/forum/showthread.php?t=4288
Next, go to www.bellengineering.net and www.flyinmiata.com and take a look at the 2 main companies for Miata turbo stuff.
That is all, now go forward and READ-READ-READ-READ!!!!!
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