driving boosted with no form of tuning..
hey guys I just finished putting a saab t3 turbo on my 1.6. i'll be honest its a lot of ebay parts but thats not the point here :p
It was a good learning experience with fabricating and learning about the car, looked on the forums for any questions i had. and it is inter cooled. What I'm wondering, is if its safe to run very low boost (5 psi tops) without any tuning/bipes/ anything? Using a innovate lc-1 for a/f ratio monitoring and a boost gauge, right now it seems to be pretty stoich and I'm kinda surprised, so this is why i ask. Ms2 is the next purchase but my wallet is hurting at the moment, so it may be a few weeks. If i drive gently and try to avoid too much boost will I be okay for a little bit? Thanks |
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wtf is going on this week. Is it "Clubroadster pranks Miataturbo Week" or something?
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Serious reply: Stoich in boost is about 2.5pts leaner than "safe". These cars were not designed for boost and they cannot compensate for it. If you think blowing up your motor within a week is acceptable, then keep doing what you're doing.
e: Just noticed you used eBay parts. Have fun with literally everything about your setup (manifold, engine, etc) breaking. Did you do any research at all here before wasting a bunch of money? |
OP should have been aborted
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ah yes knew the flame was gonna come :p
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I read that Miatas are really great for boosting. Your car will sense the new parts you've installed and will make the needed adjustments on its own. Go for it!
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haha thanks guys even though you're being dicks you answered my question
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They just saved your broke ass a bunch of money and a shitload of trouble. I would say thanks would be in order.
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I am grateful I have you guys :)
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Originally Posted by thenuge26
(Post 1018811)
wtf is going on this week. Is it "Clubroadster pranks Miataturbo Week" or something?
I'm only like 42% idiot even though I spend a lot of time on CR. 42% ISNT THAT BAD |
Originally Posted by spitefulcheerio
(Post 1018848)
Hey hey hey, not all CR guys are complete idiots.
I'm only like 42% idiot even though I spend a lot of time on CR. 42% ISNT THAT BAD |
:laugh: props to both of yoiu
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Cheapest route would be a FPR. But that's very 2007. We all need to run full sequential fueling and timing and electronic boost control in our Miatas now that we've reached 2013.
Although I had a FPR in my early days (two days actually) and killed my first motor in two days on the street. |
Quality FPR + bipes or msd box = same price as a used MS or the DIY kits.
Why would you pay the same amount for older, less reliable tech? |
If i have sex with my sister and she gets pregnant and has the baby, is this OK?
What are the chances the baby will be inbred? |
Honestly at this point your best course of action is to light your car on fire. This will save you lots of time and money.
Really the only other option I see is lighting yourself on fire. Although this would save you the most time and money, it will be quite painful. |
OP, ignore all these trolls. The stock ecu can compensate for small changes in boost easily just like any other car. 5-6psi is fine with no modifications at all.
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Originally Posted by spitefulcheerio
(Post 1018848)
Hey hey hey, not all CR guys are complete idiots.
I'm only like 42% idiot even though I spend a lot of time on CR. 42% ISNT THAT BAD |
Originally Posted by Fireindc
(Post 1019180)
OP, ignore all these trolls. The stock ecu can compensate for small changes in boost easily just like any other car. 5-6psi is fine with no modifications at all.
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