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Old Nov 24, 2006 | 08:14 PM
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so im rebuliding my motor in my miata and im putting a apexi cat-back and fidaza flywheel,act clutch,forged rods an pistons,arp studs bore it .40 over with a greddy turbo kit or hks not sure yet what 1 and i was just wondering what injectors i should use i really like RC injectors i have them on my other car but any info would be great....
Old Nov 24, 2006 | 09:03 PM
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you wont be able to handle more than 300-330 on the stock ecu, but with all that work you should consider engine managment and run major boost.
Old Nov 24, 2006 | 09:42 PM
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With that much engine work, you should build your own kit and match the turbo better to what you want the powerband to be like. From what it sounds like, you will max one of these smaller turbos out quickly, and by the way, how much power do you want to make. That is the question you want to be asking yourself. Start with that, and that will give you a better idea of where to start out.
Old Nov 24, 2006 | 10:24 PM
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yea but the hks kit comes with the ecu.. im looking to get at least 260 to the wheels..
braineack i was wondering where u got ur lip kit from?
Old Nov 24, 2006 | 10:54 PM
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i dont think the HKS's mini-fcon is that powerful, and probably cant do you much good past 7psi or so. Something a FMU and bigger injectors can do easily. If your looking for anything past 200rwhp then I'd recommend a fuel/spark system.

Lip is OEM from Rosenthal Mazda.
Old Nov 24, 2006 | 11:06 PM
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For all that you've put into the engine it'd be a shame to run anything less than at least megasquirt or a link, or EMU.

Welcome aboard man, what's this other car of yours?
Old Nov 25, 2006 | 02:06 AM
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Welcome, cant wait to see what you do with your car.
Old Nov 26, 2006 | 09:30 PM
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Listen to those guys above. You need standalone engine management with that much power... and you don't want to mess with the Greddy kit. FlyinMiata makes a plug in standalone called a Link which is the easiest plug and go unit. Also consider Emanage Ultimate, Hydra, Megasquirt and a few others. If you're looking for ease of install, go with one of the FM or Begi kits and a water injection kit. With a built motor, you should be able to pull 260rwhp running in the 15-16psi range depending on turbo. I'd also consider water injection. Perhaps a T3/T4... maybe a T28? You could build your own kit for cheaper and have better performance though.

However, why have you chosen 260rwhp? Is that an arbitrary number or are you shooting for somethihg specific. Assuming 15% loss, thats about 310hp@motor. Remember, the car only weighs about 2200lbs. That much power will give you around 7lbs/HP. For comparison, a 2001 Z06 was 8.1lbs/HP and a new Z06 runs 6.2lbs/HP. Did you know you were talking about that much power? Also, the stock rear dif of the 1.6 motor will not handle that much power. You'll snap it backing out of the driveway. A used 1.8 Torsen upgrade will run you about $700-$1000 depending on source.

You should also consider a serious brake upgrade... I'd look at www.good-win-racing.com and his brake packages.
Off the top of my head for other things to consider.
Cooling: the stock radiator will be insufficient to cool that much power.
Suspension: replace shocks and sways at a minimum.
Tires/Wheels: you're going to need some wide rubber to put that power down.
Safety: Rollbar... think about it hard.

If you've got most of this covered already, just fill in your sig or at least the text part of your vbGarage. And welcome to FI... I'm new myself and have already roasted the stock clutch... SpecII install to commence this week!
Old Nov 26, 2006 | 10:20 PM
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how much power do u think id have with out turboing it just with the mods i have? its in getting rebulit as we speak... if i got 200 hp at the motor well ill just stop and put my zex kit outta my cav on it...also what do u guys think of a underdrive pully does any 1 have 1 i know the work on a gtp and stuff but idk on a miata
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Originally Posted by 90miata
how much power do u think id have with out turboing it just with the mods i have? its in getting rebulit as we speak... if i got 200 hp at the motor well ill just stop and put my zex kit outta my cav on it...also what do u guys think of a underdrive pully does any 1 have 1 i know the work on a gtp and stuff but idk on a miata
Dont do the underdrive pulley.. and with those mods probably like 110 to the wheels just guessing
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