Turbo 302 1990 miata
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Originally Posted by RYNO
(Post 21589)
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Originally Posted by mrmustang
(Post 21597)
The turbo being mounted by the rear differential, then apparently piped back to the front of the engine is a new one by me and appears to defy logic :ugh:
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Originally Posted by RYNO
(Post 21598)
I thought it was strange as well. I'd be curious to know how it performs like that.
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See this: Turbo LS1 Miata ---> Just went low 10's @ 140+++mph **Video** - MX-5 Miata Forum
Chevy engine but a rear mounted air bearing turbo with 660 rear wheel HP. |
Rear mount turbo's have been around for awhile. STS Turbos has been building kits that way for a long time. See alot of them on Corvettes.
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Originally Posted by papabear
(Post 21601)
Rear mount turbo's have been around for awhile. STS Turbos has been building kits that way for a long time. See alot of them on Corvettes.
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I've actually been looking at this. Still learning about cars and it seems the turbo placement isn't ideal but does include all the other goodies and owners has been very responsive with questions.
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Originally Posted by mrmustang
(Post 21597)
The turbo being mounted by the rear differential, then apparently piped back to the front of the engine is a new one by me and appears to defy logic :ugh:
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Originally Posted by mrmustang
(Post 21602)
On a purpose built motor, absolutely, on a pretty stock 5.0L ford with some aftermarket parts designed to give you an extra 25-30hp at the crank, sorry, imbalanced at best
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