Miata engine swap
what kind of engine swaps can you put into a miata with little to no modifacations.
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only the 1.6 or 1.8 the car came with.
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rb26det, 2jz-gte, ls6, ls7, 383 stroker, 351
j/k... what he said ^^^ |
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throw in a 13b
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ive seen miatas with 13b 13bt engines and a common swap is sr20det engine in it, but since thats a nissan engine you gotta do some serious wiring shit.
ive i had the knowledge and the money id like to do a 13bt swap in a miata. |
Just like Fritchard said,but turbo it.
Anyother swap you will be an easy 5k start,to the swap. |
turbo the stock motor, its a good strong motor, im almost positive its iron block closed deck. im sure it would love boost ;).. not too sure on the internals though
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Originally Posted by willjs7
turbo the stock motor, its a good strong motor, im almost positive its iron block closed deck. im sure it would love boost ;).. not too sure on the internals though
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If you want SUPER power that's somewhat affordable to swap and maintain go with a 5.0 Ford conversion. That's scary power in a Miata.
Or look into the coldside Ubercharger at Flyin' Miata, it seems to be the rage these days. |
a 302 miata runs 12.60 with a bolt ons 302, that wouldent be nearly enuf for me.
theres a company selling compleat bolt in kits for the lsx motors. all u need is motor tranny ecu and harness. kit includes front k member, steering shaft, custom headers for the lsx, drive shaft, tranny cross member, rear subframe with a ford 8.8 irs rear, subframe conectors so it dosnt buckle under a 200hp gain. i think they want 3500 for the kit. add 3000 for a ls1 with tranny 200 for the painless wiring harnnes and about 150 for an ecu. 6850 bucks and with a good driver the car will do 11.60s the great thing about lsx motors is they hold tons of power on stock internals so u can by a 350 dollar cam, shave the heads down and make near 400 hit it with a 150 shot and u got a nasty roll car. |
I've got a 1994 Miata R package 1.8l 400Hp fully built motor pistons,rods,bearings etc with Turbonetics T3 w/ .60 trim wheel, 6 speed manual from a 2004,rebuilt rear end, ECU flyin' miata program. Falken Azenis on 16" rims,brakes are from a 99 model with carbon tech brakes pads, bilstein suspension w/ coil overs. hard dog hardcore rollbar keeps it rigid with little no no body flex. and the powers being held by a flyin' miata clutch and flywheel. not to mention that I'm getting near 30mpg and even closer to 40mpg while running toluene. running a water to air intercooler and its keeping the car cool at 90 degrees Celsius.
now tell me why you would want to swap a perfectly good motor? |
Originally Posted by DriftingFC3S
(Post 5083305)
I've got a 1994 Miata R package 1.8l 400Hp fully built motor pistons,rods,bearings etc with Turbonetics T3 w/ .60 trim wheel, 6 speed manual from a 2004,rebuilt rear end, ECU flyin' miata program. Falken Azenis on 16" rims,brakes are from a 99 model with carbon tech brakes pads, bilstein suspension w/ coil overs. hard dog hardcore rollbar keeps it rigid with little no no body flex. and the powers being held by a flyin' miata clutch and flywheel. not to mention that I'm getting near 30mpg and even closer to 40mpg while running toluene. running a water to air intercooler and its keeping the car cool at 90 degrees Celsius.
now tell me why you would want to swap a perfectly good motor? |
Originally Posted by Jewbu
(Post 5086056)
very nice ^^^
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Originally Posted by DriftingFC3S
(Post 5086422)
why thank you kind sir
i just purchased a 95 and would definately like to be running some numbers like that in the future.A friend of mine had a Pettit Racing Miata a few years back and it definately got my attention.Very fun ride |
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