No Longer Supercharged BP4W in a NA8 "R" Track Build
Hey Ya'll
I decided I should do one of these, if nothing else so I can track my progress. Here is my current setup: Chassis Ultra Tall Kontrolle Engineering X-brace Rollbar Garagestar Door bushings Suspension 440/300 Ground Control Coilover Conversion on Koni Shocks Jackson Racing Tubular Front Sway Stock NB rear swaybar 949 SuperMiata Adjustable Endlinks Brakes Stock NA8 Brakes Wheels/Tires 15x8 6UL 195/50/15 RE-71R tires (previously had 15 x 7, will upgrade to 205 after these wear out) Drivetrain ACT HD Clutch ACT Extreme Pressure Plate (car was previously supercharged) Stock Flywheel (I think) 5 Speed Transmission MazdaRoadsters Short Shift Kit, Tall Angled Shifter 4.3 Tochigi Fuji diffential Interior RaceTech Pro 6-pt Harness Ultra-shield "TDR" Rally Sport seats Custom Drop Pan under driver seat Engine SuperMiata Crossflow Radiator Qmax Coolant Reroute RoadsterSport High Flow Cat (CARB) Flying Miata Dual Exhaust (discontinued) Jackson Racing Header (CARB) https://cimg8.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.mia...d92d415582.jpg |
Lol. MP62?
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A couple of projects I have coming up:
PFC brake pads, compound "11", fresh rotors and fluid. Ill be doing my first track day in this car on March 10 at Thunderhill (east). I picked the pads based on rave reviews on this site, this will be my first time tracking a car on anything but stock pads (previously tracked cars include Golf R and C7 Corvette, both of which seemed to work okay on stock pads, admittedly I wasn't pushing them as hard as I could). Grabbed some fresh centric rotors and RBF600 fluid. Fresh Mazda-speed Engine Mounts. I am throwing in some new mounts in the hopes that it cures my mis-shifting into 3rd under power situation, it's super frustrating, also my friend did a minor money shift because of it... Megasquirt! I bought a megasquirt like 2 months ago and haven't opened the box, bad miata owner, bad. BP4W + Supercharger swap. I got a great deal on a low mileage BP4w motor with a Jackson Racing Supercharger. Not sure on my timeline on this, but my car already has a CARB sticker for a Jackson racing supercharger so I figure ill give it a go and see how she does. I have a turbo car in my life, but ive never had a supercharger, so I wanna check that whine out. https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/ZC...T=w940-h705-no |
Originally Posted by 18psi
(Post 1467279)
Lol. MP62?
God I really need to have my doctor listen to this cough... |
Originally Posted by Marioshi
(Post 1467281)
PFC brake pads, compound "11", fresh rotors and fluid. Ill be doing my first track day in this car on March 10 at Thunderhill (east). I picked the pads based on rave reviews on this site, this will be my first time tracking a car on anything but stock pads (previously tracked cars include Golf R and C7 Corvette, both of which seemed to work okay on stock pads, admittedly I wasn't pushing them as hard as I could). Grabbed some fresh centric rotors and RBF600 fluid.
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Originally Posted by Marioshi
(Post 1467282)
I wish...hahaha *cough* M45 *cough* it was cheap *cough* carb-legal-ish *cough*
God I really need to have my doctor listen to this cough... But if you live in CA and legitimately want to be carb legal its the best bang for the buck solution. |
lol yup
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Originally Posted by cyotani
(Post 1467370)
The car I bought had one of those. I dyno'd it before and after and it made a whopping 35 whp.
But if you live in CA and legitimately want to be card legal its the best bang for the buck solution. I am encouraged by TDR making almost 200 whp with basically the setup I have now + their intercooler/crank pulley... But mostly I got it for basically less than $500 bucks (with the an upgraded pulley and the TDR tensioner) , so I figure lets give it a go! |
On ca91 thats not gonna happen. Even on good gas it will take a really aggressive tune to do it. But ill shut up and let you find out now lol
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Originally Posted by 18psi
(Post 1467435)
On ca91 thats not gonna happen. Even on good gas it will take a really aggressive tune to do it. But ill shut up and let you find out now lol
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Spent the afternoon hopefully solving my lack of bump travel issues. I installed a set of custom top hats made by a local Miata enthusiast who was not happy with the quality of the isc top hats. Paid $225 for a set of four beautiful aluminum extended top hats.
Haven't been able to road test them, it was my plan to swap brakes today and my top hats were scheduled to arrive tomorrow, i figured because of President's day, but I guest the post office doesn't get many days off anymore. https://cimg9.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.mia...c5a3827049.jpg https://cimg2.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.mia...e6542cee5e.jpg https://cimg0.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.mia...dfd31dc948.jpg https://cimg8.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.mia...426763c8f5.jpg |
Nice car and evolving build, I saw from your intro thread you are from Sac, i'm an hour or so away. Hope to see you around sometime.
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In before dumping M45 and swapping to turbo like I (and every other M45 owner) did...
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Well, at least it isn't a 1.6 with an M45 like I have... I am making a whopping 145hp according to VD... I still have a stock cat and a very not good tune though. The instant boost in first and second is nice though?
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Originally Posted by pakmx5
(Post 1467812)
Nice car and evolving build, I saw from your intro thread you are from Sac, i'm an hour or so away. Hope to see you around sometime.
Originally Posted by timk
(Post 1467813)
In before dumping M45 and swapping to turbo like I (and every other M45 owner) did...
Originally Posted by x_25
(Post 1467833)
Well, at least it isn't a 1.6 with an M45 like I have... I am making a whopping 145hp according to VD... I still have a stock cat and a very not good tune though. The instant boost in first and second is nice though?
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Yeah, but 5-8psi gets old :P
And yep. About 50% more. Made 100hp on a dynojet NA with a crappy tune by me on 87 though! |
Originally Posted by x_25
(Post 1467907)
Yeah, but 5-8psi gets old :P
And yep. About 50% more. Made 100hp on a dynojet NA with a crappy tune by me on 87 though! |
I too think you'll end up with a bigger SC, or more likely a turbo.
Source- been there, done that. |
Originally Posted by patsmx5
(Post 1467913)
I too think you'll end up with a bigger SC, or more likely a turbo.
Source- been there, done that. |
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