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I do have one. I'll try to get it uploaded when I have better reception. I'm in the middle of nowhere Utah right now and the Wi-Fi at this rv park is horrendously slow.
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any pics of the front of the car with the installed lip? Really debating if i should get one of these this looks great man
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I'm about 15% into our trip now. In utah visiting the gf's family. I cant wait to be settled into our new home and working on my festiva again.
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Originally posted by Dragonhealer View PostYes, I caught that later, and yes I've made that kind of power at the wheels with one, but it requires compression as well as cams, 100 octane or E-85.
I think his goal is more realistic.
Originally posted by Dragonhealer View PostI am so sorry!
But I guess someone has to do it
Brilliant Girlfriend BTW
Originally posted by Advancedynamix View PostI've never seen the hardtop on one of those! Awesome little car!
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Dang I totally missed the 1600cc displacement bit about the engine... I retract my previous statement.
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Originally posted by dliverance View PostHi gang. I'm going to be taking about a 3 month break from working on the festiva. I was able to get it started this week however I was unable to get it dialed in. Unfortunately, I wont be around to work on it due to some personal circumstances. My girlfriend and I are about to be traveling cross country while we look for a state to call home. We will be living in our rv for at least 2 months.
I will continue to check in on you guys when internet permits. Hopefully I will have some news soon.
I was pretty bummed out about not being able to tow the festiva around as a commuter. I just ran out of time. My girlfriend did something I couldn't imagine though. She bought me something to drive and autox while we are on the road. It's in no way a replacement for my festiva but it's still pretty awesome. Once we get settled in I plan on daily driving it and my truck while I work on the festiva. Hopefully it wont be too long before I'm back wrenching on it.
Here's the new car.
But I guess someone has to do it
Brilliant Girlfriend BTW
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Originally posted by Advancedynamix View PostThis is a b6d though.
I think his goal is more realistic.
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Originally posted by dliverance View PostHi gang. I'm going to be taking about a 3 month break from working on the festiva. I was able to get it started this week however I was unable to get it dialed in. Unfortunately, I wont be around to work on it due to some personal circumstances. My girlfriend and I are about to be traveling cross country while we look for a state to call home. We will be living in our rv for at least 2 months.
I will continue to check in on you guys when internet permits. Hopefully I will have some news soon.
I was pretty bummed out about not being able to tow the festiva around as a commuter. I just ran out of time. My girlfriend did something I couldn't imagine though. She bought me something to drive and autox while we are on the road. It's in no way a replacement for my festiva but it's still pretty awesome. Once we get settled in I plan on daily driving it and my truck while I work on the festiva. Hopefully it wont be too long before I'm back wrenching on it.
Here's the new car.
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Originally posted by Dragonhealer View Post^ True, but to get it, peak power is over 7K rpm, kinda harsh on a BP w/ stock bore/stroke/rod ratio......
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Hi gang. I'm going to be taking about a 3 month break from working on the festiva. I was able to get it started this week however I was unable to get it dialed in. Unfortunately, I wont be around to work on it due to some personal circumstances. My girlfriend and I are about to be traveling cross country while we look for a state to call home. We will be living in our rv for at least 2 months.
I will continue to check in on you guys when internet permits. Hopefully I will have some news soon.
I was pretty bummed out about not being able to tow the festiva around as a commuter. I just ran out of time. My girlfriend did something I couldn't imagine though. She bought me something to drive and autox while we are on the road. It's in no way a replacement for my festiva but it's still pretty awesome. Once we get settled in I plan on daily driving it and my truck while I work on the festiva. Hopefully it wont be too long before I'm back wrenching on it.
Here's the new car.
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Originally posted by dliverance View Post
I'm also talking to a company about having another intake manifold made. I'll know more about that soon.
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^ True, but to get it, peak power is over 7K rpm, kinda harsh on a BP w/ stock bore/stroke/rod ratio......
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The stock head will flow 180hp with just a spec miata legal deshroud job. The cams are the weak link.Last edited by Advancedynamix; 04-22-2017, 12:52 AM.
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That rep's great setup is all well and good if the head can support that power level, but I doubt an untouched head will flow enough for that kind of power at the crank, let alone the wheels. Heck, even warmed over BPs struggle to make that much.
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I took the carbs down for rebuild last night. While I had them all apart I learned that the jets and venturi are all wrong. My carbs were jetted for a 1200cc engine with max rpm of about 6000. Since my engine is 1600cc and will see above 7000 rpm I had to order all new parts. Yet another delay in the start. On the plus side, with the new setup, estimated horsepower is close to 150-160 at the crank. The weber rep I've been speaking too keeps trying to sell me on a setup that he swears is good for 180 at the wheels. I don't need that much power as much as I need the car to be streetable.
I'm also talking to a company about having another intake manifold made. I'll know more about that soon.
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