Rear Turbo Setup
 

Hi Everyone, First post here on MiataTurbo and would like to say hi. Hope you enjoy the post and pics.

So here's the Parts list:
Comp Turbo, Water Cooled Ceramic Bearings, no oil.

MSPNP Pro Here's a huge suggestion, make sure you lengthen the wires that are given to you by DIY Autotune so you can have easier hookup from the extra terminals in the back. Do the same with the vacuum line, put about 18" on it and run a barbed coupler to connect the one going through the firewall to the engine. If your afraid of it blowing off with boost super glue it. Don't put the super glue in the vacuum tube just on the barbed ends and slide them on, they won't come off.

Tial waste gate
Turbosmart BOV.
Custom charge pipe by me, I have a bender.
Custom exhaust, I have mig and tig.
GM IAT sender.
MS electronic boost controller
Extra GM 3 bar map sensor for exhaust back pressure reading. Have not taken any readings yet.
LM1 wideband setup.
2" tubing
Lots of good turbo hose clamps

I don't hate you for your car or turbo placement decision, I hate you for dropping that kilo brick of words on me while expecting me to keep track. All I get is rear turbo from the first, and don't hate from the end.

dafuq. Learn2paragraph.

Is that better?

Does it spool like donkey dick?

Awesome fab

It comes in about 3000 RPMs and is getting better daily. The Comp ceramic water cooled turbos are like that, they need some break in.

Positive pressure? Or high boost.

What size turbo? Built engine?

Stock engine, 5 psi now until I get very familiar with tuning. Then injectors and 8 to 10 Psi.
Just finished it the other day so I'm taking it slow and easy.

No I mean is 3000rpm when you get positive pressure or 5psi?

Positive pressure

Hmm. Interested in spool logs.

Me too.

:bowrofl:

Clever setup and nice clean fab. It'd definitely confuse folks when you pop the hood, but really, why? Is it just to be different?

Why do you have the MAF still installed.

This is awesome and I just can't fault you for doing something different and unique. My only wonder is how the spool and pressure drop is going to be considering how far the air has to go. Especially since the charge air is travelling a couple inches away from the hot exhaust. Still a badass setup imo

great location to install eletrical components. smh...


where's the oil pump?

I live in California and wanted a quick easy removal-able setup. I can put it back stock in a couple hours for smog or just for doing weekend racing. Throw it on Friday and go racing. It's quick and easy.

You could do the same with a regular setup.

I had my turbo, manifold, DP, and IC removed within 20 minutes when I took mine off...

The MAF is not installed or does the top stock intake hose do anything except hide the pressure tube coming up to the throttle body. It just looks stock. Again California stealth mode.

what happens when a cop notices how loud and riduclous your car sounds and looks to see if youve added an aftermarket exhaust?