I'm thinking the 1.6 will be fine up to 10-12 psi. OP should try it and let us know how it goes.
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Originally Posted by FRT_Fun
(Post 1019186)
It's well known that only a 1.8 ECU can compensate. He has a 1.6. So what he needs is an ECU swap to a 1.8.
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stock ecu is good for 10psi from a gt3076
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Originally Posted by Fireindc
(Post 1019208)
True, but if you mod your 1.6 ecu with a chip off ebay it works the same.
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Two ecus = double fuel
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Originally Posted by Stealth97
(Post 1019238)
Two ecus = double fuel
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This is amusing haha
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Originally Posted by Savington
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Florida post :party:
https://www.miataturbo.net/attachmen...ine=1370578461 |
OP have you heard of E-cool you might want to check it out
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Whatever it is do not run boost without a standalone, bipes, etc. You will fuck shit up. I should know..
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Bitch your birth certificate must be an apology letter from the condom factory.
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I have never turbo'd a miata, however I have plenty of other cars. I had a 1987 Turbo Coupe I ran 28 psi in with a 1:1 fuel pressure reg. and a stock ECU fooled by a couple potentiometers ..... oh yeah all force fed by a giant t-4 EBAY TURBO!? I'll admit I broke the turbo, but it was after much abuse on my part. Honestly, I had a harder time keeping that engine from "popping" head gaskets from the large amount of boost than tuning it. This is not for the faint of heart, as it requires constant fiddling, and will never run correctly.
The dicks are right, unless you don't mind blowing up an engine, or two, you should probably not drive it at all. I plan to buy a MS2 before ever even a single turbo part, tune her up with out the air meter and get some info piled for the turbo swap. The part where you put the turbo on is easy, just twisting bolts and running oil lines. Tuning is where you are really going to grind your teeth and pull your hair out. Not that turbo'ing w/o tuning doesn't dance trhough my dreams at night. Check out this video, this guy clearly states he ran 5 psi with the stock ecu. He seems like he owns and tunes several turbo cars. He is a giant dork but watch the first few min of the video and you will see. |
Originally Posted by kidkhaos
(Post 1021344)
I have never turbo'd a miata, however I have plenty of other cars. I had a 1987 Turbo Coupe I ran 28 psi in with a 1:1 fuel pressure reg. and a stock ECU fooled by a couple potentiometers ..... oh yeah all force fed by a giant t-4 EBAY TURBO!? I'll admit I broke the turbo, but it was after much abuse on my part. Honestly, I had a harder time keeping that engine from "popping" head gaskets from the large amount of boost than tuning it. This is not for the faint of heart, as it requires constant fiddling, and will never run correctly.
The dicks are right, unless you don't mind blowing up an engine, or two, you should probably not drive it at all. I plan to buy a MS2 before ever even a single turbo part, tune her up with out the air meter and get some info piled for the turbo swap. The part where you put the turbo on is easy, just twisting bolts and running oil lines. Tuning is where you are really going to grind your teeth and pull your hair out. Not that turbo'ing w/o tuning doesn't dance trhough my dreams at night. Check out this video, this guy clearly states he ran 5 psi with the stock ecu. He seems like he owns and tunes several turbo cars. He is a giant dork but watch the first few min of the video and you will see. Tom's Turbo Garage: Turbo Miata Differential Upgrade - Part One - YouTube |
Please, by all means destroy your miata... so that mine becomes worth more money in the future.
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Matt and Torch, uiiiii!
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lol, you guys are so harsh..
i can see you boosting 5 psi (ok, can you evenb boost 5 psi on that turbo? is the wastegate set to 5 psi, how are you accomplishing this) now, if you finally figure out the 5 psi thing, the next thing is NEVER GO ON BOOST, EVER that's the safest way of running a tubro without tuning. no, you could try and estimate how much more fuel you need and inject in somehow...beats why the fuck you have a Wideband, but i'm glad you do...a small step in the right direction.. now, i'm guessing no tuning because you spent all your hard earned money mowing lawns around you neighborhood to buy that 200$ turbo kit that you put together with duct tape...but that was your first mistake...wherever the hell it was you read that turbo cars are cheap lied to you... the safest way to run 5 psi, is DON'T park your car, go read some more...and come back and by the looks of it, have someone who knows about turbos to look at your setup, i wouldn't be surprised if you had the turbo installed backwards... |
Haha I'm not a ruhtard, this is not my
First turbo'd car.. just the first turbo'd miata. it's not a $200 turbo kit I'm using a legit garrett turbo not some Chinese eBay turbo. The only things eBay were the cast iron manifold and down pipe. I realize these wont last forever, but the car honestly barely gets driven anyway, when they crack... I'll re-weld for now. The whole reason I made the post is because I don't want to east money on fpr's and what not when I'm just going to get megasquirt soon. I've seen some guys around the Internet claiming to be running with no tunes or anything so I figured I'd ask. |
i've sen running with no tunes as well, on 19psi on stock motors
all you need is a FLAPPER AFM (air flow meter) from a RX7, crack open the case, and change the values to make the mixture richer.. |
I would have no issues running 5psi with stock injectors, stock ECU, with the addition of an FMU of some sorts and a little ignition retard, I would be enjoying 140rwhp all day long while you assholes sit here and debate it.
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Originally Posted by Braineack
(Post 1023043)
I would have no issues running 5psi with stock injectors, stock ECU, with the addition of an FMU of some sorts and a little ignition retard, I would be enjoying 140rwhp all day long while you assholes sit here and debate it.
I need quantity or quality at a minimum to enjoy something. Your scenario offers neither. |
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