mx5pride

Hi my name is Frank. I am the proud owner of a 1990 bone stock classic red miata. I am new to the miata community since i have only owned the car for 7 months. i just figured i would introduce myself. i do plan on boosting my miata but i cannot decide whether to go with a prefabbed kit or make my own. Any help or advice would be greatly appreciated.

Rafa

iTrader: (22)

Welcome Frank. Please post your location below your Avatar so that any member close to you may also chime in.

BTW, So, pics or ban!

mx5pride

thanks almost forgot about that

Zabac

iTrader: (39)

Welcome, post wisely...
Now where are the pics?

My adive to you is to start drinking............heavily!
If you have the skill/knowledge/time, do it yourself, if you don't, get a kit, there is a cheap greddy kit in the forsale section right now. $800 check it out...
What are your power goals? What do you plan to do with your car?
Cheers

Saml01

iTrader: (9)

You will learn more with a DIY kit, you will get turboed faster with a prefabbed kit. If you have time go with the DIY kit.

Join miatamob.org as well. Buncha guys from jersey.

Gotpsi?

iTrader: (5)

You could always get the cheep greddy and fab up anything elce you want latter, Thats what i did. That way you dont have to wait to get boosted and you can take you time making all the other parts you want.

G2B

Welcome! DIY is fun but you will most likely spend a little more and spend a little more time. Prefab is't a bad way to go either.

mx5pride

I would like to break 200 whp to the wheels at the very least. I was leaning towards the greddy kit more due to it low cost, but I wasnt sure if that turbo it comes with can support those numbers.

disturbedfan121

iTrader: (5)

whats up man? i'm in jersey myself (freehold) not to far down rt18 or over the bridge, def join miatamob.org but just make an introduction post 1st

mx5pride

Im in freehold quite often. il ldefinately take a look at joining miatamob.org thanks