BlueWolfCry
Member
- :
- 02 LX, 03 MSP
agreed
speedfrk said:"So basically Mazda is saying that there motor cannot handle any addtional HP hmmmm sounds like they made a wonderful engine. What blows my mind is that I had a bone stock 302 rated at 225 hp, popped on a Vortech S trim at 9 lbs and had NO problems for 4 years of real abuse. I guess the Japanese engines really are not that superior.
MEAT"
Maybe if people did modifications correctly and wisely they wouldnt have blown motors and mazda to blame. If you are raiseing boost and dont take some timing out and change the injectors and dyno tune and test the setup . Then you jackasses shouldnt be working on cars. these cars need bigger injectors and tuning to run more boost .Never mind dam kids these days make me laugh.
t3ase said:I love how when someone posts about installing a boost gauge and controller on their car, everyone's all happy for them but when they blow their engine, it turns in to "dam kids these days make me laugh"...
What great attitudes.
I'm not debating that. I'm talking about the general attitude of the members on this board now since the introduction of the MSP section.1st MP3 in NH said:Installing a boost guage and MBC is just like rolling the dice. You may be fine, you may not. What makes someone a "Damn Kid" is when they try to get others to pay for the consequences of their choices.
The problem is too many people think its as simple as turning a small knob that cost $40 and you have instant horsepower!
Its not that simple and the people that think that are the KNOBS!
(poke)
1st MP3 in NH said:Well said. The protege engine can handle 8-10 PSI from a T25, but not in the presence of detonation or like perf mentioned, very high revs. Its about properly tuning the car. The talon and grand nationals had a ECU program that could account for raised boost levels, the protege DOES NOT! Also I am sure the Vortech kit cam with something else, like a new computer program, otherwise it would have been a pile of scrap aswell.
Meatstick said:So basically Mazda is saying that there motor cannot handle any addtional HP hmmmm sounds like they made a wonderful engine. What blows my mind is that I had a bone stock 302 rated at 225 hp, popped on a Vortech S trim at 9 lbs and had NO problems for 4 years of real abuse. I guess the Japanese engines really are not that superior.
MEAT
Mitsu has a very active and aggressive knock retard system stock. Their whole induction system is different. There is no way to compare what they do with a forced induction setup to what mazda did.1st MP3 in NH said:Well said. The protege engine can handle 8-10 PSI from a T25, but not in the presence of detonation or like perf mentioned, very high revs. Its about properly tuning the car. The talon and grand nationals had a ECU program that could account for raised boost levels, the protege DOES NOT! Also I am sure the Vortech kit cam with something else, like a new computer program, otherwise it would have been a pile of scrap aswell.
SenorCorwin said:on a side note my friend has a gst eclispe and has been runnig 20 psi for almost 2 years now with hardly any mods just beter breathing and springs. you know what happened to his car? it didnt blow a load on the road he wore the bearings in the turbo down.
SenorCorwin said:if mazda wants to get into the market of import and the street racing scene they need to make something thats goign to last through kids and adults stupidity.
perfworks said:This statement is what i cant stand. Im sorry but this is the typical BS i hear day in and day out. Have you ever taken apart a ford 302??
Really im not trying to be a dick but to come to that conclusion is silly.
We are talking about 2 engines that have absolutely no similarities to each other.
I wouldnt even begin to brag about a car that makes 200 WHP and has 2.5 times the displacement value.
I could go on and on about ford and the " big three" mentality about muscle cars.
Also i guess you dont really know why the MSP was brought to the market.
my 2 1/2 cents