Begi S-2 install
Begi S-2 install update
03-21-2008, 11:57 PM
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Still waiting
The wait is killing me.....still waiting for Turbo (2560), various stainless tubes...DP...T-Bolt clamps...Stainless lines..etc. So to pass the time I have been going thru wiring...really cleaned up under dash as well as under hood. Decided to to DIY dual feed fuel rail....install RC's...and AEM WB02. Here's a quick shot of MM9093
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03-22-2008, 05:01 PM
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Every MSPNP comes with a conservative map that could possibly be run in boost.
Every MSPNP also comes with the recommendation and disclaimer that it should be tuned before driver hard. Their timing map is conservative but there are never any guarantees that it will be "safe" in your situation.
You will have to tune the fuel map extensively to get your AFRs ***** on though. That is the case for everyone.
Every MSPNP also comes with the recommendation and disclaimer that it should be tuned before driver hard. Their timing map is conservative but there are never any guarantees that it will be "safe" in your situation.
You will have to tune the fuel map extensively to get your AFRs ***** on though. That is the case for everyone.
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03-22-2008, 05:01 PM
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Mspnp
I bought the MSPNP from DIYAUTOTUNE (original vendor)while I was waiting for Turbo kit. It was an afterthought. Installed on stock engine the day I got it..30 min. install....fired up first try with no adjustments needed (except check timing). MSPNP comes with stock base map...its up to you to tune for your specific mods...engine...etc.
Last edited by MX54PLA; 03-22-2008 at 05:03 PM. Reason: previous post answered question
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03-23-2008, 07:59 PM
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Kudos to Bell for selling MS now (even tho you went to DIY) - the more vendors the merrier. I'm curious if Bell will be providing maps for MS to go with their kits. BTW sweet luck on the upgrade :-) You're gonna love that setup :-P I met anoth Bell cust w/the 2560 and they loved it. The ccoating on the mani also holds up really well (been running same mani for ~yr now - plenty of boosting = still pretty).
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03-27-2008, 11:49 PM
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Koyo install
Got my Koyo today.....very nice!! install was a piece of cake.....Pull pins off old rad. install on new...drop in...tighten...add fans...finished!!
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03-28-2008, 01:14 AM
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Your car is looking really nice, I'd love to see it again some time, it looks so clean and shinny, and makes mine look so... shitty and dirty. You sure are doing things the right way first.
I saw you one time at that socalm ojai pizza run thing (I was there in a black miata being frustrated by the old-timers driving slowly). If your feeling up to a drive you should come down to our little westside miata gathering in Santa Monica which occurs every other Tuesday night, or we can try and get together something in Malibu with some light canyon driving
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I saw you one time at that socalm ojai pizza run thing (I was there in a black miata being frustrated by the old-timers driving slowly). If your feeling up to a drive you should come down to our little westside miata gathering in Santa Monica which occurs every other Tuesday night, or we can try and get together something in Malibu with some light canyon driving
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03-28-2008, 01:26 AM
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Ah yes...I remember that day...It was my first and I think last drive with the "old and slow" gang
I will come down to your gathering....when i get this thing finished...then tuned
I am going crazy hearing all these people ordering kits, installing them, and boosting away!! I have been waiting since early JANUARY!!! But quality takes time right? It's given me a chance to really take my time with install
Oh well it will be here when it gets here.
I will come down to your gathering....when i get this thing finished...then tuned I am going crazy hearing all these people ordering kits, installing them, and boosting away!! I have been waiting since early JANUARY!!! But quality takes time right? It's given me a chance to really take my time with install Oh well it will be here when it gets here.
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04-10-2008, 07:39 PM
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Real nice job there. Is that an Autoconexion hood, and is what size is the Koyo? I just got a 55mm Koyo, and need to research the whole fan situation. And I have have the Autoconexion with gills, just haven't installed it yet, and I saw your post about having to trim the hood.
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04-10-2008, 07:41 PM
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04-10-2008, 07:45 PM
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Real nice job there. Is that an Autoconexion hood, and is what size is the Koyo? I just got a 55mm Koyo, and need to research the whole fan situation. And I have have the Autoconexion with gills, just haven't installed it yet, and I saw your post about having to trim the hood.
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