A newb to the miata world
Hey everyone! I purchased a red 91 with 70k miles about a month ago... since then i have put in Tein Basic Coilovers, a harddog cage, some sticky tires and an alignment.
I spent lots of years in the MK1 Mr2 world. Building several motors... supercharged, Nitrous, Full custom turbo 1.6L with 260 whp ect..... So coming from that background I know how much forced induction cost and am TRYING to stay away from it in the miata.... BUT i also know how much FUN it is. The miata is screaming for more power, and i find myself browsing the pages of this forum. I don't know how long i can resist taking the plunge and going turbo. It would be so easy for this car compared to my MR2's...! that makes it way tempting. On another note; after searching, I can not find many people at all running nitrous in these cars. I have 2 complete kits sitting in my garage. the bottle would take up most of my trunk but it would be basically free power... thoughts??? |
nitrous oxide is only 'free' if you can create the N2O yourself.
We define it this way: Add nitrous if you want to "try" extra power. Add turbo if you want to "use" extra power. |
Fair enough... As mentioned in my post... i have had both.
I am not a punk kid wanting to race 5.0s. Just looking for input from those who have used this power adder on a miata specifically |
The miata is a blast with even a small turbo kit. If you can find a used Greddy kit, you'll be able to add a turbo without a ton of cost. Unfortunately, as soon as you see 150hp, you'll want 200, then 250....
I'm wrestling for 300 right now, this shit is addicting! |
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