Cheap ebay kit (china-charger?)
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/94-02...spagenameZWDVW

Anyone have any input? Only stuff missing (for a stock engine) is the DP, intake piping and air filter, right?
Is this one of the china made chargers everyone talks about? It doesn't mentions a name?

Anyone have any input? Only stuff missing (for a stock engine) is the DP, intake piping and air filter, right?
Is this one of the china made chargers everyone talks about? It doesn't mentions a name?
I have to say that it does "LOOK" real "SCHWEET".
I like the part where he says, "professional installation highly recommended".
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I like the part where he says, "professional installation highly recommended".
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Uhh i dont know why you said it was megan racing **** Brad? This seems to be a custom bottom mount turbo setup. The problems i see are shelf clearance of the turbo, oil flow to the drain, the tubular nature of the manifold with relatively no place to put extra suppurt for the turbos wieght. The good, it has a gt28rs, the dump pipe o2 housing would be alot easier to work towards being a 3 bolt and not a weird turbo flange, and it looks like it could have been made more effecient in the manifold. But overall it should work provided you get the intake tract oil etc sorted. For less than the price of a new gt28 i don't think it is horrible, but i think my megan stuff is better
Basically what everyone is saying is that it looks pretty, but it's crap. Stay away unless you absolutely have to, but don't expect anything to last long. In the end, if you only want to do it once, spend the money on quality parts from good companies... or be prepared to fix it every time it breaks... and it will break.
Back to your question about "the only stuff missing"... what do you mean? If you're looking to install that particular turbo/mani/pipe on your Miata and have it run, you'll need the following at a minimum:
Nuts to secure everything
Downpipe
Oil Feed Line
Oil Drain Line
Water Feed/Drain lines
Intake piping and filter
IC piping/couplers/compressor adapters
IC
Numerous Silicone vacuum lines
BOV
Boost Gauge
About 20 other little things that will pop up during the attempted install
and the most critical parts: FUEL/IGNITION MANAGEMENT... dozens of ways to go here... how much money you got?
Don't forget other things like:
Fuel Filter
Spark Plugs
Motor Mounts
Fluid Change
So... what exactly do you want to know? HAVE YOU READ THE FAQ?!?!?!?
Back to your question about "the only stuff missing"... what do you mean? If you're looking to install that particular turbo/mani/pipe on your Miata and have it run, you'll need the following at a minimum:
Nuts to secure everything
Downpipe
Oil Feed Line
Oil Drain Line
Water Feed/Drain lines
Intake piping and filter
IC piping/couplers/compressor adapters
IC
Numerous Silicone vacuum lines
BOV
Boost Gauge
About 20 other little things that will pop up during the attempted install
and the most critical parts: FUEL/IGNITION MANAGEMENT... dozens of ways to go here... how much money you got?
Don't forget other things like:
Fuel Filter
Spark Plugs
Motor Mounts
Fluid Change
So... what exactly do you want to know? HAVE YOU READ THE FAQ?!?!?!?
I emailed someone whom recently bought this kit and this was their reply.
"dont do it, the turbo doesnt bolt to the manifold, there allot of stuff missing, and there were no instructions"
"dont do it, the turbo doesnt bolt to the manifold, there allot of stuff missing, and there were no instructions"
2/3 are a none issue. I guess the purchaser was expecting a bolt on and go turbo kit, which this obviously wasn't.
I figured they wouldn't bolt up.... the original posting for that system stated that it was a T28 turbo (still does).
Further down in the add under the manifold specs it said "T3/T4 flange manifold".
Generally speaking a T2 won't fit on a T3 flange.
Further down in the add under the manifold specs it said "T3/T4 flange manifold".
Generally speaking a T2 won't fit on a T3 flange.
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