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TD02 Turbo?
Hello guys, I'm very new to this forum. First post actually. I have a simple question. I am wondering if any of these turbos are even viable for forced induction on my 1993 1.6 Miata. And viable I mean boost that's noticeable and or actually obtainable. We had these laying around our garage, so I'm seeing if I could save a few $$$ instead of buying a turbo. The first turbo is from a twin turbo Mitsubishi I think. It's a TD02, I barely can find any info on these suckers. To my knowledge they are too small for the car, but that's just my guess. The other turbo I have is an IHI RHB6 VC22 Turbo, but I feel as if this is way too big for my car. Any input is appreciated!:party:
Thanks, Jon |
rule #1) it never builds a setup around some random janky turbo
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Of course, but neither of these turbos are janky, rather too small or large, possibly. Both aren't knock off Chinese turbos.
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ok, but if it's the wrong size, or isn't suited for a miata, it doesn't ultimately matter
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Well, that was my original question. Are these suitable for Miatas, and or can I use them?
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one is off some daihatsu diesel and the other is just part of a the name of yet another super weird and uncommon turbo.
.....Certainly the answer should be relatively obvious |
Alright, thanks much!
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No prob. Get a t2 turbo like the rest of the people and be happy :)
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T2 or T3 flanged turbos are what 99.99999% of the manifolds and downpipes are made for for the miata. Unless you want to weld together your own manifold, it is best to stick to t2 or t3.
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