96 motor in 94 miata?
My motor is toast in my 94, and I can get a 96 longblock with 66k miles on it for 800 shipped. are there any reasons i shouldnt get it? it doesnt come with a harness, so ill be using my original one. anything i will need to modify? Im having trouble finding anything on here or on google about this specific swap. I have until 5pm PST today to make a decision on this motor, so i appreciate any responce. thank you.
The only major difference is that the 96+ blocks do not have the usual oil feed port used on for feeding a turbo drilled/tapped. You'll have to find another way to get the oil to the turbo (probably covered else via the search function).
My motor is toast in my 94, and I can get a 96 longblock with 66k miles on it for 800 shipped. are there any reasons i shouldnt get it? it doesnt come with a harness, so ill be using my original one. anything i will need to modify? Im having trouble finding anything on here or on google about this specific swap. I have until 5pm PST today to make a decision on this motor, so i appreciate any responce. thank you.
I'm pulling oil from the oil pressure sensor per FM's FMII instructions.
90-95.5 engine blocks have an oil feed port on the hot side of the block. For those years you can pull from there instead of having to tee off the oil pressure sender.
That has been discussed and I'm pretty sure the consensus is that its a terrible idea/maybe impossible. You'd be drilling quite a few inches and you would have to be perfectly straight, and you'd be introducing unnecessary debris into the oiling system.
Good info. I'll probably end up keeping the Tee off the oil pressure sensor, just because I already have the needed fittings.
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