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chicksdigmiatas 02-21-2010 04:33 PM

Please send carnage pics.

Tw34k 02-21-2010 05:06 PM

Every time something dumb comes spewing from his mouth just cut him off mid sentence and scream STFU RICER BOY!

Sparetire 02-21-2010 05:14 PM

Holy exploding thread Batman.

Seriously, this whole thread can be sumed up as follows:

Can we just run insanely low boost without any big fueling mods. This guys says so.
No. See Stickies.
I bet it would work.
You cant run any boost without something!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Die!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
OK OK.
Die!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! *&^(*&%^%$%#$%#!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

And a few people in here attempting to punch above their weight when it comes to 'what will happen'. I do this too so I hardly look down on it, I just want to point it out.

On a mass-air based management system, you dont 'only get enough fual for 0 vacume'.

You get fuel based on the airflow as read by the MAF/AFM sensor which could care less what pressure is between the turbo and intake manifold. The additional flow through the AFM causes the ECU to try to deliver more fuel.

So while it is a horrendously bad idea to just run 5 psig with no fueling mods, the car will attempt to maintain the proper AFRs assuming it is an AFM equiped vehicle.

Frankly if the fuel pressure was set higher and a bigger pump put in such that the car simply ran rich in WOT situations and the base timing was set way down, it would likely survive a long time. It would have crap power and be a joke compared to what it would be with decent management. But it would likely be OK.

elesjuan 02-21-2010 05:46 PM


Originally Posted by Sparetire (Post 526266)
Holy exploding thread Batman.
You get fuel based on the airflow as read by the MAF/AFM sensor which could care less what pressure is between the turbo and intake manifold. The additional flow through the AFM causes the ECU to try to deliver more fuel.

So while it is a horrendously bad idea to just run 5 psig with no fueling mods, the car will attempt to maintain the proper AFRs assuming it is an AFM equiped vehicle.

Frankly if the fuel pressure was set higher and a bigger pump put in such that the car simply ran rich in WOT situations and the base timing was set way down, it would likely survive a long time. It would have crap power and be a joke compared to what it would be with decent management. But it would likely be OK.

Except you neglect to figure something about the miata ECU into your theory that it refuses to enrich the fuel mixture significantly below 4000rpm. If the OP's friend wants to run a 5psi turbo on his car with a budget build bandaids are available and would work well enough to maybe keep the car alive for a few months...

disturbedfan121 02-21-2010 05:52 PM

seriously interested in the shell when the motor pops and he doesn't wanna fix it...

Tw34k 02-21-2010 05:55 PM


Originally Posted by disturbedfan121 (Post 526281)
seriously interested in the shell when the motor pops and he doesn't wanna fix it...

lawl and the bidding begins. How about a life expectancy raffle $2 buy in and the winner gets a tial w/g keychain or something.

Sparetire 02-21-2010 06:17 PM


Originally Posted by elesjuan (Post 526276)
Except you neglect to figure something about the miata ECU into your theory that it refuses to enrich the fuel mixture significantly below 4000rpm. If the OP's friend wants to run a 5psi turbo on his car with a budget build bandaids are available and would work well enough to maybe keep the car alive for a few months...

OK, then I am confused. What AFR will it try to hold under WOT below 4K in totaly stock form?

albumleaf 02-21-2010 06:31 PM


Originally Posted by disturbedfan121 (Post 526281)
seriously interested in the shell when the motor pops and he doesn't wanna fix it...

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00mx5se 02-21-2010 06:40 PM

hahah I'm showing him this tomorrow when I'm up there

chicksdigmiatas 02-21-2010 06:48 PM

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chicksdigmiatas 02-21-2010 06:51 PM


Originally Posted by Sparetire (Post 526295)
OK, then I am confused. What AFR will it try to hold under WOT below 4K in totaly stock form?

It looked to be about stoich when i had the wideband on my car before the megasquirt went on, im sure someone knows the furrealz answer to that though. Thats why on the stock computer i always felt a huge jolt of power right there.. VTEC mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmBAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH!

elesjuan 02-21-2010 07:00 PM


Originally Posted by Sparetire (Post 526295)
OK, then I am confused. What AFR will it try to hold under WOT below 4K in totaly stock form?

Stock form is irrelevant. Its when you add that mythical 5psi of boost and the ecu won't let you add fuel below 4k..

http://www.jugrnot.com/dyno.jpg

I'll be honest here, I'm not an expert at tuning and I'm learning a lot as I go myself, I can just speak on a few things I know for certain and what I've learned. That dyno chart is from a 94 w/RRFPR along with a 5psi JRSC. Notice the AFR is lean as shit in boost below 4500rpm? As I understand the factory ECU won't add more fuel below that, which is why someone came up with the o2 clamp idea.

The point is adding positive manifold pressure to a factory stock naturally aspirated miata without any additional supporting mods won't last. Period.

chicksdigmiatas 02-21-2010 07:13 PM


Originally Posted by elesjuan (Post 526326)
Stock form is irrelevant. Its when you add that mythical 5psi of boost and the ecu won't let you add fuel below 4k..

http://www.jugrnot.com/dyno.jpg

I'll be honest here, I'm not an expert at tuning and I'm learning a lot as I go myself, I can just speak on a few things I know for certain and what I've learned. That dyno chart is from a 94 w/RRFPR along with a 5psi JRSC. Notice the AFR is lean as shit in boost below 4500rpm? As I understand the factory ECU won't add more fuel below that, which is why someone came up with the o2 clamp idea.

The point is adding positive manifold pressure to a factory stock naturally aspirated miata without any additional supporting mods won't last. Period.

Yeah man, you'll blow your welds. Glad to see i was right-ish about the afr down low.

Sparetire 02-21-2010 07:14 PM

OK, I got it now.

Yeah, stoich at 5 psig with little to no IC just *might* be a problem. Yikes.

Tw34k 02-21-2010 07:46 PM

I need to get that legendary software.. Nos_program_2.0

How else am i supposed to know when i have a danger to manifold situation?

Altho if it did in fact warn me of such occasions i would most likely scream shut up and slam the lid to my laptop.

Sparetire 02-21-2010 08:00 PM

Its a little known fact that the slamming of the laptop is what caused part of the floor pan to come out.

Real racers know that when you blow the welds on your intake your blinker fluid catches fire and you loose the quarter panels.


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