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jonathan jack 06-18-2015 01:57 AM

What turbo to get
 
Alright so I have a 1994 Miata and I'm looking to turbo it and get around 200hp I have 2500 to spend on this and if turbo isn't the best choice what is. Thanks

aidandj 06-18-2015 02:37 AM

Eggplant :nxsmile:

Monk 06-18-2015 07:56 AM

Fast Forward Supercharger kit is the only safe, reliable way to hit 200 HP.

Schuyler 06-18-2015 08:10 AM

T25

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sparkybean 06-25-2015 04:46 PM

Why would you bother turboing a miata jesus just swap an SR20 in it bolts straight up

rleete 06-25-2015 05:00 PM

This is not going to end well.

dieselmiata 06-25-2015 05:28 PM

It didn't start well either.

karter74 06-25-2015 05:30 PM

Turbo is not a good idea, you'll blow the welds on your intake manifold.

18psi 06-25-2015 06:12 PM

Get a vasectomy

Girz0r 06-25-2015 07:18 PM

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Just mount and you're set.

https://www.miataturbo.net/attachmen...ine=1435274318

Girz0r 06-25-2015 07:18 PM

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Joe Perez 06-25-2015 09:38 PM

^ An actual turbocharger, not just something that looks like one.

ABB model TPL-B. Good for about 37,000 HP, used in two-stroke marine diesels. Journal-bearing, incidentally.

https://library.e.abb.com/public/5ff...O1170_TPLB.pdf



Draw-through carbureted turbocharger systems mystify me.

bcrx7 06-26-2015 02:03 PM

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Electric is the way to go! You can spend the rest of your money on a 5" exhaust with no muffler bearings, and you save on gas!
https://www.miataturbo.net/attachmen...ine=1435341889

ryansmoneypit 06-26-2015 04:28 PM


Originally Posted by Joe Perez (Post 1243909)
^ An actual turbocharger, not just something that looks like one.

ABB model TPL-B. Good for about 37,000 HP, used in two-stroke marine diesels. Journal-bearing, incidentally.

https://library.e.abb.com/public/5ff...O1170_TPLB.pdf



Draw-through carbureted turbocharger systems mystify me.

Draw through. ..is what I had on my VW for years. Super simple fuel swallowing monster. Locked out timing,no intercooler, one carb, boost sensitive FPR, and like 220 hp. Moar boost just drew in more fuel. I took the simplicity for granted.

Joe Perez 06-26-2015 05:10 PM


Originally Posted by ryansmoneypit (Post 1244142)
Draw through. ..is what I had on my VW for years. Super simple fuel swallowing monster. Locked out timing,no intercooler, one carb, boost sensitive FPR, and like 220 hp. Moar boost just drew in more fuel. I took the simplicity for granted.

Why would you have a boost-sensitive FPR on a draw-through-carb setup?

ryansmoneypit 06-26-2015 05:13 PM

To keep the float bowl full. It just increased pressure from like 3 to 8 psi. Just a single 44 mm carb feeding 2,000 cc.

Joe Perez 06-26-2015 05:27 PM


Originally Posted by ryansmoneypit (Post 1244172)
To keep the float bowl full. It just increased pressure from like 3 to 8 psi. Just a single 44 mm carb feeding 2,000 cc.

I could understand that if it was a blow-through setup, with the carburetor exposed to compressor pressure. That's the opposite of a draw-through setup, where the carb is located at the inlet to the compressor and sees only ambient pressure at the throttle plate.

The disadvantages of a draw-through setup are that the compressor oil seal is exposed to high vacuum during decel, and of course you are blowing fuel through the compressor which precludes intercooling and can be hilariously disastrous in the event of a backfire.

ryansmoneypit 06-26-2015 05:31 PM

Ha, your exactly right. Mine was a blow through. It's life ended many years ago. The question that killed it was " how much boost can it take"? About 25 ish psi for about 5 seconds. Exploded 3 cylinders.

Joe Perez 06-26-2015 05:50 PM

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Draw-through setups:

https://www.miataturbo.net/attachmen...ine=1435355438

http://blog.flat4ever.com/uploads/c/coyote/17392.jpg

ryansmoneypit 06-26-2015 06:17 PM

And I don't think any of them run a harmonic damper, or a head gasket. Freaks of engine nature.


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