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09-29-2009, 04:20 PM
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I love that intercooler setup so much I'm going to copy it 
Just a few days ago a friend offered me his old 944 IC for free and I passed cause I didn't think I could use it, but didn't consider a v-mount. Says theyre good for 400hp on Porsches. Could you post pictures of the v-mount setup? Car looks great by the way.
Just a few days ago a friend offered me his old 944 IC for free and I passed cause I didn't think I could use it, but didn't consider a v-mount. Says theyre good for 400hp on Porsches. Could you post pictures of the v-mount setup? Car looks great by the way.
This IC is recommended.
The size and capacity are just good for NA/NB miata.
Moreover, it is possible to use it by no processing.
The temperature of the engine room falls when making it to V mount.
The suction temperature is steady low.
In the D-J control, this is very effective.
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09-29-2009, 04:36 PM
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the radiator is mounted as it is by the hole of pure.
Mounting-plate on theradiator side is removed, and it is personally fixed with the M6 screw.
The aluminum board of 5mm that fixes it is only set up in the body.
The aluminum board is fixed to the hole of the Stabilizer bracket screw.
The body is able not to be cut, not to weld, and to fix if it does so.
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09-29-2009, 04:53 PM
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Very nice car, Nacci! Welcome to our forum.
Yes, the 5 speed transmission is weak, but the 6 speed transmission is very strong. Maybe you could change to the 6 speed. Many people with powerful Miatas change to the 6 speed transmission in America.
The rear differential gear is also weak in the '89-'93 1.6 liter cars. Many people here change to the stronger 1.8 rear differential gears from '94 and newer cars.
Please show us pictures of other cars in your club also. We like to see new ideas for modifications.
Thanks.
Yes, the 5 speed transmission is weak, but the 6 speed transmission is very strong. Maybe you could change to the 6 speed. Many people with powerful Miatas change to the 6 speed transmission in America.
The rear differential gear is also weak in the '89-'93 1.6 liter cars. Many people here change to the stronger 1.8 rear differential gears from '94 and newer cars.
Please show us pictures of other cars in your club also. We like to see new ideas for modifications.
Thanks.
Thank you for very effective advice.
It did not know 6MT to be strong.
That thing 6MT strong is not so known in Japan.
Over 300hp friend who attacks the circuit is using the reinforced crossing mission of OS-Giken.
Can 6 speed transmission be endured up to how many horsepower?
Or, even how much torque can be endured?
My miata and other car in our club, It has already change to the stronger 1.8 rear differential gears from '94 and newer cars.
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09-29-2009, 05:03 PM
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It is likely to often dino (Dino? Dinopak?) use it in the point that the load can be freely multiplied.
However, a lot of settings are actually done by really running because there are a lot of different points.
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09-29-2009, 05:09 PM
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Please wait for posting the pics for a while.
the radiator is mounted as it is by the hole of pure.
Mounting-plate on theradiator side is removed, and it is personally fixed with the M6 screw.
The aluminum board of 5mm that fixes it is only set up in the body.
The aluminum board is fixed to the hole of the Stabilizer bracket screw.
The body is able not to be cut, not to weld, and to fix if it does so.
the radiator is mounted as it is by the hole of pure.
Mounting-plate on theradiator side is removed, and it is personally fixed with the M6 screw.
The aluminum board of 5mm that fixes it is only set up in the body.
The aluminum board is fixed to the hole of the Stabilizer bracket screw.
The body is able not to be cut, not to weld, and to fix if it does so.
I had been considering this myself. I was just looking for the right rad and ic combo. It looks like the stock rad fits though with your setup. Which is great.
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09-29-2009, 05:14 PM
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09-29-2009, 05:29 PM
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I know there is some translation error here, but let me see if I have this correct. You removed the stock lower mounting brackets. Fabricated your own mounts and bolts them into the car using the original mounting holes for the lower mounting brackets?
I had been considering this myself. I was just looking for the right rad and ic combo. It looks like the stock rad fits though with your setup. Which is great.
I had been considering this myself. I was just looking for the right rad and ic combo. It looks like the stock rad fits though with your setup. Which is great.
>You removed the stock lower mounting brackets. Fabricated your own
>mounts and bolts them into the car using the original mounting holes for the
>lower mounting brackets?
Yes,sure.
My Rad is stock rad.
However, there is a problem, and when it is stock rad, the ground clearance is severe.
I'll recommend rad of making specially to be prepared.
Is my interpretation a correct answer??
Please forgive my poor translation.
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09-29-2009, 05:38 PM
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>You removed the stock lower mounting brackets. Fabricated your own
>mounts and bolts them into the car using the original mounting holes for the
>lower mounting brackets?
Yes,sure.
My Rad is stock rad.
However, there is a problem, and when it is stock rad, the ground clearance is severe.
I'll recommend rad of making specially to be prepared.
Is my interpretation a correct answer??
Please forgive my poor translation.
>mounts and bolts them into the car using the original mounting holes for the
>lower mounting brackets?
Yes,sure.
My Rad is stock rad.
However, there is a problem, and when it is stock rad, the ground clearance is severe.
I'll recommend rad of making specially to be prepared.
Is my interpretation a correct answer??
Please forgive my poor translation.
Here is a pic of an aftermarket FD rad:
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09-29-2009, 05:46 PM
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Cool, I just wanted to make sure I understood what you were trying to say. I figured that the stock radiator might give poor ground clearance. I was looking into doing something like what you have, and had my eye on the radiator from the RX7 FD. Its about 3-4" shorter than the stock miata radiator. And if you turn it 180 degrees the bottom outlet will curve and point up toward the motor. Even better still, the FD rad doesnt have a cap, so you could easily built a remote fill without modifying the radiator.
Here is a pic of an aftermarket FD rad:
Here is a pic of an aftermarket FD rad:
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