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Old 02-10-2011, 05:02 PM
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hey guys looking to do an all motor build up here and I'm just starting on the bottom end tell me what a good set up would be or critique my shopping list here.
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http://www.flyinmiata.com/index.php?...0%20%201990-93

http://www.flyinmiata.com/index.php?...umber=04-66000

http://www.flyinmiata.com/index.php?...umber=04-66205

http://www.flyinmiata.com/index.php?...5%20%2078-79MM

Now thats just the bottom end hoping to get to the top end in the next couple of months what do you think more I will need to run this set up?
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Personal opinion:

1: You're looking to do an "all-motor" build (by which I assume you mean that you are striving for maximum usable power without using forced induction).

2: You have thus far listed $2,370 in shiny bits, and are probably looking at several thousand more, plus machinework.

3: You forgot the most important part: An '01-'05 longblock.
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$2370 so far and you'll make probably 140 hp.
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Yep if you check my signature I already have a greddy set up which i dont like. So i thought about going to what i know best NA/NA. Money is Money don't matter, what matters is what you have the most fun doing.
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I'm still stuck on:
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3: You forgot the most important part: An '01-'05 longblock.
Seriously- are you planning to re-use the 1.6 block, or are you willing to step up to the big time? It's not just displacement; the BPZ3 head design and VVT will buy you some serious power potential that's just not available on the B6.
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This should be the first thing on your build list:
FM 1.8 Swap Kit

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Originally Posted by Joe Perez
Seriously- are you planning to re-use the 1.6 block, or are you willing to step up to the big time? It's not just displacement; the BPZ3 head design and VVT will buy you some serious power potential that's just not available on the B6.
+1, makes no sense to spend all that money building a B6 when it will be significantly cheaper, easier, simpler, more reliable, and have more potential when you just put in a newer motor. Use the rest of that build money to put a 6 speed in it.
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Originally Posted by Droptop93
Yep if you check my signature I already have a greddy set up which i dont like. So i thought about going to what i know best NA/NA. Money is Money don't matter, what matters is what you have the most fun doing.

What don't you like about your turbo rig?
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Originally Posted by Faeflora
What don't you like about your turbo rig?
Seriously... why not just change the bits you don't like about your current F/I setup. It will probably be much cheaper in the long run and net you much more power.

p.s. it's a pain in the dick to click a bunch of links to items we all know about. just list the items you are looking at and provide links if you so desire.
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Originally Posted by fooger03
This should be the first thing on your build list:
FM 1.8 Swap Kit
He's got an MS, and from the sound of it, probably won't be re-using enough of the stock harness to need to keep the 1.6 TB, coils, etc. I'd say that all he'd really needs is the throttle cable bracket and the mounts.
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I just want to do it differently. I truely love my miata and if i leave it turbo's i wont drive it daily which is what I want I love going back roading, and cruising it to work with no top. I'm just simple.
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Originally Posted by Droptop93
I just want to do it differently. I truely love my miata and if i leave it turbo's i wont drive it daily which is what I want I love going back roading, and cruising it to work with no top. I'm just simple.
I know what you mean. My miata used to be my only car and I drove it every day, rain, sun, or snow. I did that when it was turbo'd too, for 30k miles. Just haven't dailyed since I embarked on my "big boost" upgarde.

What's your perceived impediment to daily driving a turbo miata?
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