FS:Heavily modified JR Supercharger for 99 Miata
10-27-2007, 11:34 AM
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FS:Heavily modified JR Supercharger for 99 Miata
I've decided to sell the JRSC kit in favor of a turbo. I would like to line up a buyer/give someone time to get the money together.
The s/c has ~60k on it and makes no bearing/vibration noise. The base kit has been modified to be unthrottled, which makes the s/c boost much faster and be significantly louder. Due to this , i also added on a Greddy Type-S bov to make the setup work the way it should. The kit also includes a 150mm crank overlay and 62.5mm s/c pulley. Good for about ~8-9psi depending on intake temps.
Cool stuff.....
Insta-boost Kit. This was kinda experimental, and turned out to work great. It works by leaving the throttle body in the stock location (or if you never had a s/c kit, you DO NOT have to move the throttle body...which makes install times much less). When you blip the throttle , boost is right there and ready to go. I know we have heard the response of the stock JRSC is fast, but this is even faster. Due to having the tb after the s/c, i added a blow off valve to vent the air between shifts. It does not sound like a typical turbo car, it's just a quick sneeze until the supercharger's bypass valve takes actioin to recirculate the air.
Im also including a 4-2-1 OBX header. These tend to be hit or miss on quality. This is one that they got right, fits with no problems (no vibrations, to rattles). I had the header out back in June while i changed the clutch and inspected it for any damage. Was just fine, so i re-wraped it with header wrap and put it back in.
The kit *DOES NOT INCLUDE* the intercooler setup, but it will come with the JR crossover pipe and all the vacuum lines needed (as well as a diagram for all the routing).
-M45 supercharger
-cast crossover pipe
-All mounting hardware
-dummy throttlebody
-intake tract and filter
-stock s/c pulley
-62.5mm TDR s/c pulley
-150mm crank overlay pulley
-Greddy Type-S bov
-Belt for use with the 150/62.5mm pulleys
-OBX 4-2-1 header
-all needed vacuum lines
-idler/tensioner pulleys
I suggest having some kind of fuel control (FM Voodoo Box, JR Powercard) BEFORE installing the s/c.
$2200 firm.
The s/c has ~60k on it and makes no bearing/vibration noise. The base kit has been modified to be unthrottled, which makes the s/c boost much faster and be significantly louder. Due to this , i also added on a Greddy Type-S bov to make the setup work the way it should. The kit also includes a 150mm crank overlay and 62.5mm s/c pulley. Good for about ~8-9psi depending on intake temps.
Cool stuff.....
Insta-boost Kit. This was kinda experimental, and turned out to work great. It works by leaving the throttle body in the stock location (or if you never had a s/c kit, you DO NOT have to move the throttle body...which makes install times much less). When you blip the throttle , boost is right there and ready to go. I know we have heard the response of the stock JRSC is fast, but this is even faster. Due to having the tb after the s/c, i added a blow off valve to vent the air between shifts. It does not sound like a typical turbo car, it's just a quick sneeze until the supercharger's bypass valve takes actioin to recirculate the air.
Im also including a 4-2-1 OBX header. These tend to be hit or miss on quality. This is one that they got right, fits with no problems (no vibrations, to rattles). I had the header out back in June while i changed the clutch and inspected it for any damage. Was just fine, so i re-wraped it with header wrap and put it back in.
The kit *DOES NOT INCLUDE* the intercooler setup, but it will come with the JR crossover pipe and all the vacuum lines needed (as well as a diagram for all the routing).
-M45 supercharger
-cast crossover pipe
-All mounting hardware
-dummy throttlebody
-intake tract and filter
-stock s/c pulley
-62.5mm TDR s/c pulley
-150mm crank overlay pulley
-Greddy Type-S bov
-Belt for use with the 150/62.5mm pulleys
-OBX 4-2-1 header
-all needed vacuum lines
-idler/tensioner pulleys
I suggest having some kind of fuel control (FM Voodoo Box, JR Powercard) BEFORE installing the s/c.
$2200 firm.
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10-27-2007, 09:51 PM
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I cannot exactly say yes or know as i do not know what the differences are in mounting between a 99 and a 97. I had a 96 and knew it quite well and i dont see any notable difference between it and my 99. But a quick search in hell.net (lol... i hope you get this!) might give you more insight.
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