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Turbo SE motor or TII swap?

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Old 02-20-09 | 03:20 AM
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Old 02-20-09 | 03:36 AM
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Maybe this is more of what Jeff had in mind? :



20B, Bridged, 12" Camden, plus nitrous

http://www.mazdatrix.com/usedpts.htm
Old 02-20-09 | 04:29 AM
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that engine is awesome.
there was a youtube of a first gen with an n/a20b from Britain i think. that would be a pretty awesome car.
Old 02-20-09 | 01:08 PM
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I wouldn't bridgeport a 20B. Those plates are rare.
Old 02-20-09 | 05:26 PM
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this guy i know made a model rotary engine. mazda liked it so much that they gave him a crate renesis engine... >.> www.youtube.com/enginemodeler sadly his engine isn't on there yet
Old 02-26-09 | 11:02 PM
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Boost is addictive. 200-230 is not enough. Trust me. Start with a stock TII motor and start building...
Old 02-26-09 | 11:07 PM
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lol i only have a stocker se engine... 230 hp would be a huge improvement
Old 02-28-09 | 06:13 AM
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trust me its not enough. i turbod my fb and 2 months later i was bored again.

also jeff turbosmart makes all aluminum 20b "irons" now!!!
Old 10-10-09 | 07:16 PM
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Originally Posted by JIMMY54
I am running the stock gsl-se computer w/afm, BAD83 is right, the stock computer IS NOT able to run a turbo alone, but I added the haltech F5 (extra injector controller) and it seems fine so far. I also run a locked distributor, and a adjustable fuel pressure regulator with the boost nipple. with 2 extra injectors.

Really I should be getting a standalone, however it's like a stock N/A until you hit boost, So for normal driving it preforms just like it used too. For gas saving purposes.... Hard times

Both the extra fuel and the injectors are activated with a boost signal, And I was able to remove the rats nest completely! Since those solenoids control the dizzy and stock regulator.



Later on in life, I may port the exhaust ports and get a full standalone and possibly get t2 rotors to put in the 6-port but I'll never go full t2.

A benefit of going t2 is the transmission (strenght)..... My brother has a full t2 swap and it wasn't cheap to do....

Whatever you decide expect it to cost you triple, what you think it will
cost.
Man your engine looks sick! Every time I see an engine that clean and beautiful, I start foaming at the mouth. Awesome looking motor!
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