Rotrex C30-94 or C38-61
#22
Not overkill. 1.2 bar at redline. Need cams and headwork.
Rotrex C38-61 on a 2004 Mazdaspeed Miata - YouTube
Rotrex C38-61 on a 2004 Mazdaspeed Miata - YouTube
#29
A C38 would be total overkill on the 1.8, like filling your tea kettle by holding it under Niagara Falls. A few years ago, a guy on the other Miata forum (aaronbc) was getting 300+ whp on a built 1.6 using a C30-94. I watched a couple of his hillclimb videos, the car was a rocket.
I want to replace my C30-74 with a -94 and restrict it to limit max boost to about 10 psi. My goal is to fatten the midrange a bit but keeping max whp around 215-220. I recently changed the 90mm pulley on my setup (made a shade over 200/176 @ 9 psi) with a 75mm. The change in usable power was substantial. By "usable", I mean the powerband started 1000 rpm lower with the 75mm than it did with the 90mm, making 3 psi by 3000 rpm and rapidly going past 12 psi by 6000. I don't know what the numbers were, didn't dyno it, but it felt like I had an extra cylinder.
I want to replace my C30-74 with a -94 and restrict it to limit max boost to about 10 psi. My goal is to fatten the midrange a bit but keeping max whp around 215-220. I recently changed the 90mm pulley on my setup (made a shade over 200/176 @ 9 psi) with a 75mm. The change in usable power was substantial. By "usable", I mean the powerband started 1000 rpm lower with the 75mm than it did with the 90mm, making 3 psi by 3000 rpm and rapidly going past 12 psi by 6000. I don't know what the numbers were, didn't dyno it, but it felt like I had an extra cylinder.
That was meeee.
I miss that car, should have never sold it.. :'(
I bagged the absolute living hell out of that car, and it never skipped a beat. I am and will always be a big rotrex fan.
Working on a little toy with a buddy now a STOHR sports racer with a GSXR1300 engine and were considering throwing a rotrex on it.
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