eljefe305 said:if you compare the stock speeds to the hiboost protege's you'd rethink saying that...
LinuxRacr said:I would love to see what the rods look like in those Mazda 3 Engines.
anarchistchiken said:I actually asked the same thing the other day. It hasn't been tried yet, but it would be pretty freakin sweet. If somebody comes out with a conversion kit, I might be forced to sign up.
MPSpeedSeraph said:So basically it could be done but it'd be one HELL of a project... to say the least.
So it's either go with the MSP and deal with a weaker power plant.
Or go with the 3 and get a better more technological and stronger powerplant with more potential?
hrmmm... this is a toughy. I really enjoy the mazda 3 and was actually lookin to get a new one after buying my mazda 6. But I personally prefer the Mazdaspeed. I've been kinda hooked on it since I drove my buddy's for a weekend.
This is a tough decision (huh)![]()
MPSpeedSeraph said:yeah pluto. I think if anyone can understand my dilemma it'd be you seeing as what you said pretty much nailed the problem on the head.
I feel there was more technology and build quality put into the mazda 3 and it seems like the aftermakrket has thusly gotten much more behind it as a platform.
However I still have a "taste" that the MPS left in my mouth so to speak. I don't know it's something about the decently quick car with great handling, good gas mileage, good looks, good equipment and great handling (for a FWD) that just left me kind of stricken.
I guess there's trade offs to either one... now just to decide (boom07)
pluto316 said:If I HAD to buy a new car I'd get a Mazda3. If you're looking for a used car, the MSP isn't too bad if that's what you're looking for. Know what I mean?