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hello all...i am fairly new to miatas
, and i just would like to know where i can find solid decent advice on where to start on a budget turbo build for my 2003 1.8L ...i have used google and read tons of posts and i think i read too much..now i am confused.... Thank you all for your help and understanding
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Welcome. No such thing as reading too much. Pick up "maximum boost" and get yourself acquainted with turbocharging. Then read all the FAQ's. Then the build threads. Get a feel for the problems and obstacles. After that feel free to ask questions. Just make sure its not stuff already posted 10000 times or these guys will **** all over you
*edit: oh and post pics. nudes of your wife/gf/woman too
*edit: oh and post pics. nudes of your wife/gf/woman too
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Welcome. For a first time turbo build on a miata, I wouldn't suggest putting the word "budget" into it. I would suggest picking up a FM or BEGI kit (new or used), and go from there. Once you understand what is involved in a turbo setup, then you can either start upgrading the parts or sell the kit and put together your DIY.
Anyways, just my thoughts
Anyways, just my thoughts
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Welcome. For a first time turbo build on a miata, I wouldn't suggest putting the word "budget" into it. I would suggest picking up a FM or BEGI kit (new or used), and go from there. Once you understand what is involved in a turbo setup, then you can either start upgrading the parts or sell the kit and put together your DIY.
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