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What's up guys, I'm starting this late in the build process but better late than never right?
Im on my fourth miata and have finally found the perfect canvas for a healthy build. I've been gathering parts since late 2014 which I now regret with EFRs being the newish hotness. Whatever, on to the good stuff
Here's where we're at now
1995 R package
Briggs Motorsport manifold that I wish I bought instead of the Begi cast 😩
stance coilovers
6 speed (miata roadaster shifter kit not yet installed)
knock off TE37 wheels (I know) wrapped in 205
dirrezas
begi S3 kit with garret 2560
MSPNP2
DW550s
aeromotive 340lph
Gates racing timing belt
Cometic head gasket
ACL race bearings STD size(thrust,main,rod)
ARP head studs
CP Forged Pistons 83.50mm
Pistons are 9.0:1 Compression
Manley Forged H beam Rods with ARP 2000 rod bolts
BE oil pump
"custom" titanium valve train that my engine builder
sourced to save a bit instead of getting the supertech
balanced crank etc. etc.
exhaust is will be a full 3" into a (probably magnaflow) muffler with an electric cutout dumped at the rear axles.
Mishimoto Rad and fan shroud
also not installed yet: ATI damper
amazing how good the overall condition of the car body and the sway bars etc is after all these years...
makes my german '96 look like it has been laying in a river for a year
Thanks a lot man! I've had this car for a couple years now and am very happy with the guy I purchased it from. I've seen prices on <100k mile R package cars and they are asking about twice as much as I payed for this!
the 2560 isn't exactly itty bitty -- it's a perfectly matched sized turbo for even a built 1.8L 0-- enjoy 300rwhp.
that was just a teaser from my builder (Briggs motorsports)
thats where most of my frustration with buying a kit so long ago lies. This build went from wanting a healthy stock engine 2560 good for 200-220 wheel...to a six speed, then fully built engine, then kicking myself for not getting a tubular manifold and BW turbo. Thanks though! I'm very excited!
It's never too late to upgrade, sure you'll lose a few bucks, but you'll lose even more down the line when it's got xx,xxx miles on it. 2560 will sell quick on this forum.
It's never too late to upgrade, sure you'll lose a few bucks, but you'll lose even more down the line when it's got xx,xxx miles on it. 2560 will sell quick on this forum.
that is true, but I will be heading to a foreign land for a few months in march so I figured a better option would be to wait till I have more 💰💰💰 when I get home around late July so the new snail isn't just sitting around. Plus, between completion and March, I can't imagine the 2560 and cast mani will have much more than 2500 miles so it should still sell fine. I appreciate the input though!
that is true, but I will be heading to a foreign land for a few months in march so I figured a better option would be to wait till I have more 💰💰💰 when I get home around late July so the new snail isn't just sitting around. Plus, between completion and March, I can't imagine the 2560 and cast mani will have much more than 2500 miles so it should still sell fine. I appreciate the input though!
Thats fair, then I say run it obv. I recently just sold my 2560r in a matter of minutes with only 3k on it.. Found 3 bananas inside my motor, so now the fun starts. 2560 is plenty though, for most people, you should be happy with it for awhile. If you have e85 available in your area you will be able to make a bit more power than us 93 plebs.
Thats fair, then I say run it obv. I recently just sold my 2560r in a matter of minutes with only 3k on it.. Found 3 bananas inside my motor, so now the fun starts. 2560 is plenty though, for most people, you should be happy with it for awhile. If you have e85 available in your area you will be able to make a bit more power than us 93 plebs.
we actually have a few E85 stations in the savannah GA area BUT another thing that I didn't consider when buying all the bits and pieces in 2014-current....I'd need beefier injectors for that...and I'd also prefer to have built it higher compression and just be full time E85....that being said I know I will enjoy it and enjoy having room for improvement.
I think the BEGI cast manifold is about the last remaining piece from my original turbo kit from ~2007. I've considered upgrading several times, but I can't give up how reliable the old boat anchor has been. I'm sure it gives up some spool against a nice tubular manifold, but I'll definitely flow enough to start breaking stuff.
12-18-2017 | 08:05 PM
Fully built 95R with a itty bitty turbo
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