ABSURDflow/TSE Time Attack Miata v.2010 upgrades
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I am currently using the stock fuel lines. Eventually I will switch both over to feeds and run a single -6AN return line.
Dumped a new 6-speed into it today, I'll be at the dyno this week. It made 310whp at 18psi last time, on 100 octane through the stock intake manifold. That should be 340-350 on 100 octane, 360-370 on E85. If the head will flow it, I think 400whp should be obtainable at ~24psi. In reality, I'll be happy with ~370 at ~21psi.
Dumped a new 6-speed into it today, I'll be at the dyno this week. It made 310whp at 18psi last time, on 100 octane through the stock intake manifold. That should be 340-350 on 100 octane, 360-370 on E85. If the head will flow it, I think 400whp should be obtainable at ~24psi. In reality, I'll be happy with ~370 at ~21psi.
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Fuel line sizing moved here https://www.miataturbo.net/general-miata-chat-9/fuel-line-sizing-49776/
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