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May I ask what your mods are Kevin?
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Flyin' Miata springs, KYB AGX, Racing Beat front sway, 15x7 Ultraleggeras.
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So you're beating me with somthing like half the horsepower? :(
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On a really good day, I have something like 105 to the wheels. I think it's closer to 95 right now though. That motor is tired.
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On my latest log at this elevation (65*F) I'm putting 200HP/210TQ to the wheels according to Ed's road dyno. So yah, pretty much.
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"To add speed, add lightness."
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http://kevinjmcdaniel.googlepages.com/aaronmiata.jpg Actually, my miata is a pretty heavy example of the species. 2540 pounds (me included) in Club Trial trim, 1/2 tank of gas. |
Hmm, maybe covering the entire inner surfaces of my front doors with Dynomat Extreme wasn't the best idea then.
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EJ251 w/Cobb intake, Borla header, custom catback, and uhh, custom software. :D
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You had 7 there before... so I was trying to find out but I can't find where the different numbers come from. Like I know I have an ej25x (x is da variable) and I've seen ej253, ej257, but I don't know what the last numbers mean. an ej251 is from a JDM car?
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No, EJ251 is a stock RS EJ25. Phase II SOHC. EJ257 is the USDM turbo 2.5 motor. EJ253 is (I think) the Phase I DOHC motor.
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Also, I'm being facetious.... I once made a 200 whp road dyno just to prove a point about reading dyno results to compare numbers. ;)
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