99-05 - Are you over 200hp? Stock Engine?
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Just as the title mentions.. Is your 99-05 over 200hp?
Is your Motor a Stock 99+ Bottom End?
What is your Setup?
What Engine Management?
99+ Swap folks make sure you answer also!
Many people think it is not wise to do this.. Just want to take inventory as I plan on making close to 300hp with mine
Is your Motor a Stock 99+ Bottom End?
What is your Setup?
What Engine Management?
99+ Swap folks make sure you answer also!
Many people think it is not wise to do this.. Just want to take inventory as I plan on making close to 300hp with mine
Last edited by M-Tuned; Aug 26, 2008 at 10:14 PM.
2000, hydra, homebrew T3T4 setup, 292 wheel on a completely stock block and head. The car has been driven quite a bit at this power level and I haven't had any issues (knocks on wood)
I think the only parts shared between 99-00 and 01-05 are the block castings, con rods, and exhaust cam.
There are eleventy billion 200+ whp 99 and newer miatas.
There are eleventy billion 200+ whp 99 and newer miatas.
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I hear ya Ben.. Just trying to show/see how many people are doing the impossible. I personally think the key is solid engine management and fuel system.
Whenever I see a damaged 99+ engine it seems that #1 takes a lot of abuse and it furthest away from the fuel feed source.
Whenever I see a damaged 99+ engine it seems that #1 takes a lot of abuse and it furthest away from the fuel feed source.
A lot of these failures are supercharger guys. Supercharger guys usually don't believe in management.
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I'd love to throw an EXTERNAL datalogger on one of these systems and truely see what is going on!
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Not that I think it's related to the failure, but as a data point, my supercharged car was running an EMU when the rods bent.
Again, not that it's related, but the Megasquirt II is sitting on my desk waiting to go in. I was looking for 1) better control over the 750cc injectors at partial throttle, 2) support for a flex fuel sensor to support various mixtures of e-85, 3) the ability to drive a coil on plug setup and adjust dwell 4) the ability to accept input from a Knocksense and act on it.
Again, not that it's related, but the Megasquirt II is sitting on my desk waiting to go in. I was looking for 1) better control over the 750cc injectors at partial throttle, 2) support for a flex fuel sensor to support various mixtures of e-85, 3) the ability to drive a coil on plug setup and adjust dwell 4) the ability to accept input from a Knocksense and act on it.







