Well start now.
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So far nothing substantial. I guess that this is just a jab your members, either that or I am not getting you idea of jokes. My original question (which has not been address yet) was simply wondering why the vote for turbos vs sc. It seems simple to me. There are no stupid questions? Well this is true if one allows themselves to read through all the jiberish first.
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From dynos of well-tuned turbo and SC miatas, we can see that a SC has an advantage from 1800 to 2200 RPM. If you live between 1800 and 2200, a SC is what you want.
If you drive like a normal person, a turbo will outperform a SC. And for FSM sake, do some reading on turbo lag, this isn't the goddamn 1980s anymore. There ARE stupid questions, like the ones you are asking which have been beaten to death even in this very thread that you clearly haven't read. So stop asking them. |
Well this is miataTURBO.net, if we liked superchargers it would be called miataSUPERCHARGER.net. Nuge pretty much covered it, with modern turbos, lag is minimal, and with a small sized turbos the boost threshold is so low that super chargers only have a power advantage in the rpms where the engine is lugging.
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Originally Posted by Goose5
(Post 1030585)
My original question (which has not been address yet) was simply wondering why the vote for turbos vs sc.
that a was a pun if you can't read into it. |
Thank you Leafy, understood. This is very helpful. As mentioned in a preveous post, I am a noob (clean slate).
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Goose this site has everything you will ever want to know about miatas. 90% of it is written down, waiting for you to read. When you need that last 10%, that's when you start asking questions.
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Thanks. I will continue to do my reading.
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Guess we spoon feed now. Didn't get the memo. I thought I was on mnet for second. Can I mark this thread as sold so it's closed?
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240hp/205ftlb Super 99 stock block and the only SC accepted on MT.N so I know what I'm talking about when I say superchargers suck ass.
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are you still running that setup?
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I'm rather fond of them, but every time I post my setup, people seem to complain that that's the only SC setup ever "done right" in the history of Miatadom, or something. Shrugz.
Just converted my fuel system over to take E85. Ready to bump my power numbers by a healthy bit... |
Originally Posted by 18psi
(Post 1030782)
are you still running that setup?
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Originally Posted by codingparadox
(Post 1030806)
I'm rather fond of them, but every time I post my setup, people seem to complain that that's the only SC setup ever "done right" in the history of Miatadom, or something. Shrugz.
Just converted my fuel system over to take E85. Ready to bump my power numbers by a healthy bit... Also how many SC miata's you know making over 300whp? Just so you don't start crying again though, I am personally running a MP62 coldside on my car RIGHT NOW just to see what its like :party:
Originally Posted by jeff_man
(Post 1030807)
Was parked for almost 2 years now. Greek MS2 is in and turned so running it Sat to see what breaks.
[yt]LQALaWdrYH4[yt] I was wondering whatever happened to your car. In for results. |
Originally Posted by 18psi
(Post 1030812)
You have how much money in your setup by now? Yeah, that's why.
Also how many SC miata's you know making over 300whp? Just so you don't start crying again though, I am personally running a MP62 coldside on my car RIGHT NOW just to see what its like :party: My kit is still about the same expense as a proper (read: non-greddy) turbo kit. Custom intake manifold was 600$, supercharger was 2000$, intercooler was 100$, custom piping/fab for the intake was ~300$. The built motor, engine management, and exhaust are the same exact sort of thing you'd use on a turbo setup. The expensive parts of my car are not specific to a quality supercharger build. :) |
Originally Posted by codingparadox
(Post 1030816)
There's no easy button for an intercooled S/C setup, so no one does it. Most people suck at working on cars and if it doesn't bolt together with step by step instructions they don't do it. That's fine and all, but it is what it is.
My kit is still about the same expense as a proper (read: non-greddy) turbo kit. Custom intake manifold was 600$, supercharger was 2000$, intercooler was 100$, custom piping/fab for the intake was ~300$. The built motor, engine management, and exhaust are the same exact sort of thing you'd use on a turbo setup. The expensive parts of my car are not specific to a quality supercharger build. :) :party: |
Originally Posted by jeff_man
(Post 1030807)
Was parked for almost 2 years now. Greek MS2 is in and turned so running it Sat to see what breaks.
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Originally Posted by Leafy
(Post 1030823)
:jerkit: $400 for the manifold including coating, welding rod, gas and sawsall blades, $1450 for the turbo, $150 for ic and piping, intake was random parts already sitting around, $200 between the oil and water fittings that are on the car or didnt end up working out :vash:. DP and exhaust added another $500 (because there's like $150 worth of vbands in there). :fawk:
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Originally Posted by codingparadox
(Post 1030828)
You're not helping your case here when you did all of the work yourself and still ended up at 2k of costs before ancillaries, only 1k less than my setup. For that thousand bucks, I'd take an SC over a turbo any day. :)
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Originally Posted by Efini~FC3S
(Post 1030824)
And all this time I thought Jeff was just here for the Gaming sub-forum...
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