Mazdaspeed miata exhaust question
#28
amazing how a simple question can lead to burnt nuts and not being able to procreate. so no 3 inch exhaus cutoutt im guessing and no 3 inch turbo back exhaust (I can custom fabricate one). so 2.5 exhaust from the turbo back??? I dont really mind the loud and obnoxious noise, wake up the cows and neighbors. I just want the most hp without blowing a few rods lol
Fine, don't ******* listen to me...what the **** do I know I have not had 2 turbo Miatas, one being a MSM, in the garage for the past 5 years...
See if I remember you later....if you last that hazing....and troll the **** out of you..until you finally fall victim to an exhaust related accident that burns your nuts off and eliminates any chance of you reproducing.
#30
On our turbos, boost creep has a lot more to do with the downpipe than the exhaust. Too little restriction and you will have uncontrollable boost creep that will crush our rods, burn a piston or both. The wastegate requires a basic amount of backpressure behind the turbine and if it isn't there the tiny wastegate with the 90* flow is hopeless.
Get the FM downpipe with a cat - my catless FM pipe on the street car will creep on a long pull. I have a BEGi SGDP on the track car with a heavily ported wastegate and a 80mm exhaust and it creeps to around 13psi which is fine because my target is 15 or higher. That same DP would be unusable on a car with stock injectors, rods, ecu, etc.
Good luck with your nuts...
#31
I have a Mazdaspeed Miata with a flyin Miata downpipe. One day just for the hell of it I thought I would disconnect my midpipe to see what it would sound like. It was soo freaking loud. The resonant frequency was so severe I think it shook the catalytic material loose in my catalytic converter & backed out some manifold bolts. I would say a cut out right after the turbo would do some serious damage from the resonant frequency alone. The resonant frequency alone will cause the metal in the turbo or manifold or something else to crack something will break.
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To be completely honest, you don't need to modify the exhaust in any way to make power; in your case.
Remove the vacuum line that goes to the wastegate actuator.
Plug the line by screwing a bolt into it.
See how fast your car just got.
Be sure to also take vids and post them here.
Remove the vacuum line that goes to the wastegate actuator.
Plug the line by screwing a bolt into it.
See how fast your car just got.
Be sure to also take vids and post them here.
#33
I have now set my goals on a downpipe to tip upgrade, new turbo, and some injectors. I still have to wait for my car to get out of the shop from a spun rod bearing, that also seems like a site first. I would just read all you can, because like you, I am new to modding a turbo engine. The last car I raced was a 72 charger, and this is all new to me.
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