diy "turbo no hit block" '00 BP miata
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I really like how it's running the engine with this chrubo, it has a very high top end, and I prefer to mantain car as it is
I also did several sixth gear pulls with no issue at all, maybe I've found the perfect turbo for NB's?
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Ebc done.
Tomorrow I will test the ALLOFIT button
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vPqE...ature=youtu.be
Tomorrow I will test the ALLOFIT button
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vPqE...ature=youtu.be
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I was also advised against using a gasket there for that very reason. I've got mine bolted with hardware that cost me a total of under $20 and its been holding. I'd see signs of a leak on my manifold but nothing.
By the way I'd replace some of the clamps you have for your charge pipes. T-Bolt are the best but some of those really thin worm drives you have are not good at all for boost.
By the way I'd replace some of the clamps you have for your charge pipes. T-Bolt are the best but some of those really thin worm drives you have are not good at all for boost.
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Also: ironically, "turbo" mufflers are not good for turbos. You want a large, straight through muffler. The turbo-labeled mufflers have chambers and bends inside which are not good for turbocharged vehicles.