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#64
well, anyone else gonna try it?
just cuz their smart enough NOT to try. Doesn't mean I'm NOT dumb enough to try.....
#71
Here's an interesting data point:
http://www.trackdogracing.com/website/dyno_run.htm
I/C'd M45 at 8 PSI producing 196 whp and 173 lb/ft. Still not quite what you're shooting for.
Oh, forgot to mention, that's on a 1999 1.8l.
http://www.trackdogracing.com/website/dyno_run.htm
'99 Miata with M45 and Boost Upgrade Kit – 196.46 RWHP and 173.00 Torque at 8 PSI
The Jackson Racing M45 supercharger can produce some awesome horsepower and torque with a little help form Track Dog Racing. The key to more power is through cooler air using the TDR air-to-air intercooler system. This '99 Miata with a JRSC M45 Supercharger has the TDR air-to-air intercooler, JR Power Card, JR header, TDR Air Filter Kit, and the Crank Overlay pulley with the 62.5 mm SC pulley. The great thing about adding a TDR air-to-air intercooler to a M45 setup is that when you want to move up to the MP62 (and you know you will) only the supercharger pipe needs to be changed.
The Jackson Racing M45 supercharger can produce some awesome horsepower and torque with a little help form Track Dog Racing. The key to more power is through cooler air using the TDR air-to-air intercooler system. This '99 Miata with a JRSC M45 Supercharger has the TDR air-to-air intercooler, JR Power Card, JR header, TDR Air Filter Kit, and the Crank Overlay pulley with the 62.5 mm SC pulley. The great thing about adding a TDR air-to-air intercooler to a M45 setup is that when you want to move up to the MP62 (and you know you will) only the supercharger pipe needs to be changed.
Oh, forgot to mention, that's on a 1999 1.8l.
#80
Here's an interesting data point:
http://www.trackdogracing.com/website/dyno_run.htm
I/C'd M45 at 8 PSI producing 196 whp and 173 lb/ft. Still not quite what you're shooting for.
Oh, forgot to mention, that's on a 1999 1.8l.
http://www.trackdogracing.com/website/dyno_run.htm
I/C'd M45 at 8 PSI producing 196 whp and 173 lb/ft. Still not quite what you're shooting for.
Oh, forgot to mention, that's on a 1999 1.8l.