600HP+ Miata
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I think we've just answered the question of what is enough power.
Assuming the dyno is legit, that's a pretty damn impressive number out of a 2.0l engine.
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The world's first dyno queen miata. Not trying to hate, it's bad-***, but they start the chart at 4900. Show the whole thing dudes, of course it's not going to have area under the curve. That obviously wasn't the point, right?
I can't tell if that buldge is offset to accommodate the manifold? I don't think it is. Fab work looks good.
Are those 17s? Must run slicks
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Cool anyways.
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there's a video of the run on his page. his M.net post is here : http://forum.miata.net/vb/showthread.php?t=200385