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I have not read any issues with cam sensor other than having to extend the wires.
I ordered a clutch and as soon as that comes in I'll be doing the swap, prob next week.
I'll keep the thread updated.
Only thing I'm think I'm still hazy on is the coil wiring, but ill figure it out.
I ordered a clutch and as soon as that comes in I'll be doing the swap, prob next week.
I'll keep the thread updated.
Only thing I'm think I'm still hazy on is the coil wiring, but ill figure it out.
My situation is slightly different as I need to maintain my stock ecu for emissions compliance. Smog techs out here aren't going to know what all that stock looking VVT crap is on the engine. The VVTuner can easily be mounted up under the dash and the wiring should be the same with the stock ECU or with my DIYPNP, unless I've totally missed something. The rotrex, injectors, MS and COPs can be easily swapped for stock parts for my biennial emissions testing, but the head is a little more of a pain in the ***.
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Ok so I'm switching my injector harness from my 2000 motor to my 2001 motor to install in my 2000 car.....get that?
I'm going to run the 2000 coil pack for the time being (just bought it for $250 from mazda). So whats this black thing on the back of the 2001 head?
I will eventually be hooking up the4 VVT with the standalone kit for $200 so I want to know if this is needed???
Another question....are the injectors the same? They are different colors?
Thanks
I'm going to run the 2000 coil pack for the time being (just bought it for $250 from mazda). So whats this black thing on the back of the 2001 head?
I will eventually be hooking up the4 VVT with the standalone kit for $200 so I want to know if this is needed???
Another question....are the injectors the same? They are different colors?
Thanks
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So how about the injectors? They the same?
Or others searching this later..... the fitted plastic fuel line under the intake manifold is different too but the 2000 one will swap on as long as you loose the mounting thingie near the oil filter and make your own.
Or others searching this later..... the fitted plastic fuel line under the intake manifold is different too but the 2000 one will swap on as long as you loose the mounting thingie near the oil filter and make your own.
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Injectors are different...
http://miataturbo.wikidot.com/fuel-injectors
99-00 (red) 260cc - #195500-3310
01-05 (purple) 265cc - #195500-4060
...But I honestly wouldn't worry about it at this point
Are you going to try to fire it up with the stock 99/00 ECU? I'm seriously curious if this will work on a US spec car.
http://miataturbo.wikidot.com/fuel-injectors
99-00 (red) 260cc - #195500-3310
01-05 (purple) 265cc - #195500-4060
...But I honestly wouldn't worry about it at this point
Are you going to try to fire it up with the stock 99/00 ECU? I'm seriously curious if this will work on a US spec car.
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Injectors are different...
http://miataturbo.wikidot.com/fuel-injectors
99-00 (red) 260cc - #195500-3310
01-05 (purple) 265cc - #195500-4060
...But I honestly wouldn't worry about it at this point
Are you going to try to fire it up with the stock 99/00 ECU? I'm seriously curious if this will work on a US spec car.
http://miataturbo.wikidot.com/fuel-injectors
99-00 (red) 260cc - #195500-3310
01-05 (purple) 265cc - #195500-4060
...But I honestly wouldn't worry about it at this point
Are you going to try to fire it up with the stock 99/00 ECU? I'm seriously curious if this will work on a US spec car.
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According to Brain, its not 260cc vs 265cc...
Year Make/Model Engine Size/Color Part #
87-88 Toyota MR2 4AGE NA 213cc – Beige Top #23250-16080
89-91 B2220 Truck 224cc - Yellow Top? #23250-74040?
99-00 Mazda Miata 240cc - Thin Red Body #195500-4430
Toyota 4AGE 250cc – Green Top
Toyota 4AGE 250cc – Violet Top
94-97 Mazda Miata 265cc - Tan Top #195500-2180
01-06 Mazda Miata 265cc - Thin Lt. Prple #195500-4060
Toyota 3SGE 295cc – Green Top
89-92 Toyota Supra 7MGE NA 305cc – LT Green Top #23250-70080
93-95 Toyota Supra 3.0L 312cc - Maroon Top #23250-46030
Toyota 3SGE 315cc – Pink Top
90-92 MX6/626/Probe Turbo 326cc - Gray Top #195500-2150
89-91 B2600 Truck 326cc - Gray Top #195500-2150
Mazda 323 GTX TURBO 360cc - Black Top #195500-2130
Celica/MR2 3SGE NA 370cc - Green Top #23250-74160
Mazda RX8 420cc - Yellow Body #195500-4450
89-92 Mazda RX-7 NA 440cc - Blue Top #195500-5740
89-91 RX-7 NA 460cc - Red Top #195500-2010
89-91 RX-7 TURBO 550cc - purple top #195500-2020
Looks like I'll be pulling them out and swapping them tmw...yea
Year Make/Model Engine Size/Color Part #
87-88 Toyota MR2 4AGE NA 213cc – Beige Top #23250-16080
89-91 B2220 Truck 224cc - Yellow Top? #23250-74040?
99-00 Mazda Miata 240cc - Thin Red Body #195500-4430
Toyota 4AGE 250cc – Green Top
Toyota 4AGE 250cc – Violet Top
94-97 Mazda Miata 265cc - Tan Top #195500-2180
01-06 Mazda Miata 265cc - Thin Lt. Prple #195500-4060
Toyota 3SGE 295cc – Green Top
89-92 Toyota Supra 7MGE NA 305cc – LT Green Top #23250-70080
93-95 Toyota Supra 3.0L 312cc - Maroon Top #23250-46030
Toyota 3SGE 315cc – Pink Top
90-92 MX6/626/Probe Turbo 326cc - Gray Top #195500-2150
89-91 B2600 Truck 326cc - Gray Top #195500-2150
Mazda 323 GTX TURBO 360cc - Black Top #195500-2130
Celica/MR2 3SGE NA 370cc - Green Top #23250-74160
Mazda RX8 420cc - Yellow Body #195500-4450
89-92 Mazda RX-7 NA 440cc - Blue Top #195500-5740
89-91 RX-7 NA 460cc - Red Top #195500-2010
89-91 RX-7 TURBO 550cc - purple top #195500-2020
Looks like I'll be pulling them out and swapping them tmw...yea
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Honestly, I think the stock ECU can handle the variance. Don't people run Supra 305's with the stock ECU?
And just for the sake of argument, (lol) IIRC when WitchHunter cleaned and flowed my NB1 reds, they did 258cc across the board @ 3bar. I'll see if i can find the flowchart tonight.
Edit: Well, I just found this on the WitchHunter site
So I guess that answers that.
If you are using the 99/00 ECU I'd use the 99/00 injectors, but that's just me. Are you going to use the 99/00 VICS intake or the 01/05 VTCS manifold? I've always wanted to run a VVT head with VICS + VVTuner. It seems like it would be the best of all worlds.
And just for the sake of argument, (lol) IIRC when WitchHunter cleaned and flowed my NB1 reds, they did 258cc across the board @ 3bar. I'll see if i can find the flowchart tonight.
Edit: Well, I just found this on the WitchHunter site
So I guess that answers that.
If you are using the 99/00 ECU I'd use the 99/00 injectors, but that's just me. Are you going to use the 99/00 VICS intake or the 01/05 VTCS manifold? I've always wanted to run a VVT head with VICS + VVTuner. It seems like it would be the best of all worlds.
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Honestly, I think the stock ECU can handle the variance. Don't people run Supra 305's with the stock ECU?
And just for the sake of argument, (lol) IIRC when WitchHunter cleaned and flowed my NB1 reds, they did 258cc across the board @ 3bar. I'll see if i can find the flowchart tonight.
Edit: Well, I just found this on the WitchHunter site
So I guess that answers that.
If you are using the 99/00 ECU I'd use the 99/00 injectors, but that's just me. Are you going to use the 99/00 VICS intake or the 01/05 VTCS manifold? I've always wanted to run a VVT head with VICS + VVTuner. It seems like it would be the best of all worlds.
And just for the sake of argument, (lol) IIRC when WitchHunter cleaned and flowed my NB1 reds, they did 258cc across the board @ 3bar. I'll see if i can find the flowchart tonight.
Edit: Well, I just found this on the WitchHunter site
So I guess that answers that.
If you are using the 99/00 ECU I'd use the 99/00 injectors, but that's just me. Are you going to use the 99/00 VICS intake or the 01/05 VTCS manifold? I've always wanted to run a VVT head with VICS + VVTuner. It seems like it would be the best of all worlds.
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VTCS was for emissions compliance or some such, it blocks the runners. It looks like this:
VICS actually had a performance benefit by changing the plenum volume. It looks like this:
http://www.mazdaspeedy.com/2010/03/v...fold-pics.html
^^ Good info with diagrams and pics
http://forum.miata.net/vb/showthread.php?t=428283
Keith: VTCS holds no performance benefit at all. It's a restriction in the intake if anything. Think of it as a choke and you've pretty much got it figured out.
JasonC SBB: I have a VICS mani on a VVT head. The VICS setpoint adjustment behaves the same way as the 99 head - adds torque in the midrange, ideal switchover ~5600 RPM.
http://forum.miata.net/vb/showthread.php?t=301535
^^ That's Jason's question about the same. Good commentary here from MT bros.
https://www.miataturbo.net/megasquirt-18/standard-vics-vtcs-behaviour-52479/
^^ More commentary on the operation of the VTCS system.
You are already wired for VICS with the stock 99/00 ECU, its proven to add torque in the midrange, why not use it?
Moar torques = winning https://www.miataturbo.net/diy-turbo-discussion-14/dyno-effect-vics-99-00-turbo-20742/
I've got a complete VVT head in the garage and I've been giving some though to installing it, but I need to maintain my stock ECU for CA emissions. I seriously doubt a smog tech would notice all the VVT crap on top of the head, and the VVTuner could easily live under the dash. I'm SO in for win and awesome on this.
EDIT:
Just found this related post by Jason w/dyno results from a non-boosted FM 2.0 stroker: https://www.miataturbo.net/engine-performance-56/im-dyno-comparo-vics-vs-vtcs-vs-flat-top-eudm-62200/
FM looks like they did some pretty good comparison stuffs, but this is a turbo car: http://forum.miata.net/vb/showthread.php?t=453219
VICS actually had a performance benefit by changing the plenum volume. It looks like this:
http://www.mazdaspeedy.com/2010/03/v...fold-pics.html
^^ Good info with diagrams and pics
http://forum.miata.net/vb/showthread.php?t=428283
Keith: VTCS holds no performance benefit at all. It's a restriction in the intake if anything. Think of it as a choke and you've pretty much got it figured out.
JasonC SBB: I have a VICS mani on a VVT head. The VICS setpoint adjustment behaves the same way as the 99 head - adds torque in the midrange, ideal switchover ~5600 RPM.
http://forum.miata.net/vb/showthread.php?t=301535
^^ That's Jason's question about the same. Good commentary here from MT bros.
https://www.miataturbo.net/megasquirt-18/standard-vics-vtcs-behaviour-52479/
^^ More commentary on the operation of the VTCS system.
You are already wired for VICS with the stock 99/00 ECU, its proven to add torque in the midrange, why not use it?
Moar torques = winning https://www.miataturbo.net/diy-turbo-discussion-14/dyno-effect-vics-99-00-turbo-20742/
I've got a complete VVT head in the garage and I've been giving some though to installing it, but I need to maintain my stock ECU for CA emissions. I seriously doubt a smog tech would notice all the VVT crap on top of the head, and the VVTuner could easily live under the dash. I'm SO in for win and awesome on this.
EDIT:
Just found this related post by Jason w/dyno results from a non-boosted FM 2.0 stroker: https://www.miataturbo.net/engine-performance-56/im-dyno-comparo-vics-vs-vtcs-vs-flat-top-eudm-62200/
FM looks like they did some pretty good comparison stuffs, but this is a turbo car: http://forum.miata.net/vb/showthread.php?t=453219
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Glad you with for the VICS, can't wait for results on this!
My VVT head will probably visit the machine shop in a few weeks for a bit of a refresh and a skim. I don't have a 10:1 bottom end so I'm hoping to make up a little compression that way.
Glad you with for the VICS, can't wait for results on this!
My VVT head will probably visit the machine shop in a few weeks for a bit of a refresh and a skim. I don't have a 10:1 bottom end so I'm hoping to make up a little compression that way.