Michael Hartigan

What's up guys. Just installed my Fm ii turbo kit (mostly). I'm getting to the point where I am going to need to tune and I've never worked with MS so I'll be doing lots of reading on here.

build thus far

1997 Miata
Fm vmaxx + sway bars
fm setrab oil cooler
fm happy meal
m tuned reroute
fm turbo 2 with gt2560r
flow force injectors
fm 3inch exhaust
949 racing radiator
and a bunch of other misc items

Zajicek

Run the PCV vent to a catch can before you input it back through your turbo intake.
Heat shield your poor brake master cylinder.

And welcome to the circus.

Michael Hartigan

I have a heat shield but the car doesn't run yet so it stays room temperature.
Someone else mentioned the catch can.
Any preference amongst Miata guys?
I was told moroso by one person then told it was junk by the next.

Zajicek

Cool Cool

I can't speak to miatas since I'm not running FI on mine yet. Had a mishimoto on a previous turbo car. it did its job, but the open vent I had allowed moisture to get back into the can which turned it into a milkshake which made me freak out about my car until I figured out what was going on. I've never had issues with any Moroso product though. Most people have one bad experience with a company, don't give it another chance, and preach the mistake as gospel for years afterwards. Honestly even a heavy walled plastic bottle would be fine as long as you're not pulling enough vacuum to collapse it.

TL;DR: mishimoto not bad. route it completely or don't bother at all.

ridethecliche

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I see you've taken my advice and joined miata turbo.

Now go start that build thread!