BEGI S3 install complete. I'm a happy camper.
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From: Katy, Texas M'Kay?
I had a chance to meet up with mr and mrs exexx Friday pm after the local meet. Nice folks...
Unfortunately, it was dark, so seeing the fun bits of his new turbo were next to impossible.
He still has a few odds and ends to button up, but it seemed his 8-9000 mile trip that he took literally days after finishing his turbo was relatively uneventful.
Bet you guys didn't know that exexx is prolly in his mid 60's and this dude installed his own stuff, beginning to end.. My hat's off to the fella for climbing around under, over, and all around his miata, installing his turbo kit.
I hope I have that kind of stamina and determination 20 yrs from now
I'm still picking his brain about his experience with the quality of parts and interaction with Steph and Corky over at bell engineering... I really want to go turbo by the end of the year!
Unfortunately, it was dark, so seeing the fun bits of his new turbo were next to impossible.
He still has a few odds and ends to button up, but it seemed his 8-9000 mile trip that he took literally days after finishing his turbo was relatively uneventful.
Bet you guys didn't know that exexx is prolly in his mid 60's and this dude installed his own stuff, beginning to end.. My hat's off to the fella for climbing around under, over, and all around his miata, installing his turbo kit.
I hope I have that kind of stamina and determination 20 yrs from now
I'm still picking his brain about his experience with the quality of parts and interaction with Steph and Corky over at bell engineering... I really want to go turbo by the end of the year!
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Me too
BEGI just finished the tuning on my 2002 with the BEGI rechip/reflash and a BEGI S3 kit with a 2554R.
On a 162k miles engine, completely stock, stock injectors, stock exhaust with original cat, 183 rwhp, 162 torque at 7psi on a 99degf afternoon and a conservative tune. Results on the Dynojet at Henderson Performance in New Braunfels.
The reflash passed an ODBII Texas state inspection.
I did the kit mechanical install myself.
On a 162k miles engine, completely stock, stock injectors, stock exhaust with original cat, 183 rwhp, 162 torque at 7psi on a 99degf afternoon and a conservative tune. Results on the Dynojet at Henderson Performance in New Braunfels.
The reflash passed an ODBII Texas state inspection.
I did the kit mechanical install myself.
Not done yet but will tune with 14 psi to start and see what it does
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From: Houston
From the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality...
Quick Facts:
* Houston-Galveston-Brazoria Program Area: Brazoria, Fort Bend, Galveston, Harris, and Montgomery Counties
* Dallas-Fort Worth Program Area: Collin, Dallas, Denton, Ellis, Johnson, Kaufman, Parker, Rockwall, and Tarrant Counties
* Austin Area: Travis and Williamson Counties
* El Paso Area: El Paso County
* Motorists must successfully pass both the emissions and safety portions of the inspection to obtain an inspection sticker
* Gasoline vehicles model-year 2 through 24 years old are inspected annually beginning with the vehicle's second anniversary
* Remote sensing element randomly inspects vehicles emissions on highways
* All inspections are collected at a central database
* Recognized Emission Repair Facilities ensure quality repair of vehicles
For the Houston area:
Inspection Method: model-year 1996 and newer vehicles are subject to OBD inspections and model-year 1995 and older vehicles are subject to acceleration simulation mode (ASM) inspections.
ASM: A vehicle emissions inspection for nitrogen oxides (NOx), carbon dioxide (CO2), hydrocarbons (HC), and carbon monoxide (CO) for vehicles model-year 1995 and older. The ASM inspection uses a dynamometer (a set of rollers on which a vehicle's tires rest) which applies an increasing load or resistance to the drive train of a vehicle, thereby simulating actual tailpipe emissions of a vehicle as it is moving and accelerating. The ASM inspection is comprised of two phases.
(1) The 50/15 mode: the vehicle is inspected on the dynamometer simulating the use of 50% of the vehicle's available horsepower at a constant speed of 15 mph
(2) The 25/25 mode: the vehicle is inspected on the dynamometer simulating the use of 25% of the vehicle's available horsepower at a constant speed of 25 mph
OBD: Computer system installed in a vehicle by the manufacturer which monitors the performance of the emission control equipment, fuel metering system, and ignition system. The OBD system detects malfunction or deterioration in performance of components that would cause the vehicle not to meet emissions standards.
Just wait, as San Antonio grows, it will eventually have a degraded air quality that will require implementation of this kind of inspection.
Quick Facts:
* Houston-Galveston-Brazoria Program Area: Brazoria, Fort Bend, Galveston, Harris, and Montgomery Counties
* Dallas-Fort Worth Program Area: Collin, Dallas, Denton, Ellis, Johnson, Kaufman, Parker, Rockwall, and Tarrant Counties
* Austin Area: Travis and Williamson Counties
* El Paso Area: El Paso County
* Motorists must successfully pass both the emissions and safety portions of the inspection to obtain an inspection sticker
* Gasoline vehicles model-year 2 through 24 years old are inspected annually beginning with the vehicle's second anniversary
* Remote sensing element randomly inspects vehicles emissions on highways
* All inspections are collected at a central database
* Recognized Emission Repair Facilities ensure quality repair of vehicles
For the Houston area:
Inspection Method: model-year 1996 and newer vehicles are subject to OBD inspections and model-year 1995 and older vehicles are subject to acceleration simulation mode (ASM) inspections.
ASM: A vehicle emissions inspection for nitrogen oxides (NOx), carbon dioxide (CO2), hydrocarbons (HC), and carbon monoxide (CO) for vehicles model-year 1995 and older. The ASM inspection uses a dynamometer (a set of rollers on which a vehicle's tires rest) which applies an increasing load or resistance to the drive train of a vehicle, thereby simulating actual tailpipe emissions of a vehicle as it is moving and accelerating. The ASM inspection is comprised of two phases.
(1) The 50/15 mode: the vehicle is inspected on the dynamometer simulating the use of 50% of the vehicle's available horsepower at a constant speed of 15 mph
(2) The 25/25 mode: the vehicle is inspected on the dynamometer simulating the use of 25% of the vehicle's available horsepower at a constant speed of 25 mph
OBD: Computer system installed in a vehicle by the manufacturer which monitors the performance of the emission control equipment, fuel metering system, and ignition system. The OBD system detects malfunction or deterioration in performance of components that would cause the vehicle not to meet emissions standards.
Just wait, as San Antonio grows, it will eventually have a degraded air quality that will require implementation of this kind of inspection.
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