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  • festyfreak39
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    1.5L with a big turbo, turbo lag is going to happen , i hit full boost on mine at 2500 rpm but thats because i have a tiny little b6T turbo

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  • getnpsi
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    Is this megasquirt? You can play with spark timing move cam timing with gears, and try a lean spool at lower rpm to get a few hundred RPM'S back. Still really nice numbers for something a liter smaller than other cars I own. What do you feel is holding you back, just the head or the turbo components?

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  • Damkid
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    Originally posted by KIADOHC View Post
    Full boost at 5000RPM.

    Too much turbo lag
    I totally agree!! Any chance of putting a smaller hot side on the turbo to help it spool at a lower rpm?

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  • festyfreak39
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    I also have a bunch of random z5 parts, if you need dont hesitate to ask!

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  • ejp2fast
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    that is a very sweet setup, now you just need a rear wiper down position gear (i got one, free if you pay shipping)

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  • Aaronbrook37
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    Originally posted by KIADOHC View Post
    Full boost at 5000RPM.

    Too much turbo lag, but its ok since my Z5 turbo is used only for Drag racing during week ends hehe...

    Again....at 1st gear the max boost I can only get is 13PSI....and needs flat shifting to have consistent 25PSI to the 2nd, 3rd and 4th gears.
    Do you think it's the head's weak flow abilities that is restricting your boost? I suppose it's not a bad thing though to have that much power higher up in the spectrum... might extend the lifespan of your engine a little bit to have boost lag as a launch control system haha!

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  • festyfreak39
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    Originally posted by KIADOHC View Post
    Thanks...

    Yes the Miata B6 head and the Z5 head are completely different...a direct swap to a Z5 block is the B6 DOHC head from the Protege. The Miata B6 head and the Protege B6 head are two different B6 DOHC cylinder heads.....the one that will directly bolt on to a Z5 block without oil return passage issues(no modifications needed) is the B6 head from the Protege.

    I think its from a 98 Protege....

    Im using the Mazda G-series that came from a BP engine from a Protege 98....hydraulic clutch type. So far the G-series holds good
    ahh!!!! i see what you have done!!!

    well congrats the setup is awesome!! Great great bulid props for doing something completley different and making it work!!!! nice clean engine bay too!

    This ones my bulid with a miata head/ z5 block

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  • KIADOHC
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    Originally posted by M3NTAL View Post
    what rpm does the boost come in at with that t3/t4 ?
    Full boost at 5000RPM.

    Too much turbo lag, but its ok since my Z5 turbo is used only for Drag racing during week ends hehe...

    Again....at 1st gear the max boost I can only get is 13PSI....and needs flat shifting to have consistent 25PSI to the 2nd, 3rd and 4th gears.

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  • KIADOHC
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    Originally posted by Damkid View Post
    Again, very nice :thumbright: once you make it to the track, please post time slips of what it runs
    Thanks, yes that will be next for my Z5 turbo....to know what it will run in the 1/4 mile. Ill post updates soon.

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  • KIADOHC
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    Originally posted by festyfreak39 View Post
    Congrats KIADOHC, Im running a z5 bottom end with a miata Head

    I dont know what head your talking about but the miata head/ protege z5 head are completley different ...? I have pics on my thread showing the differences? Which year of protege z5 is it?

    Also what trans are you using? how has it held up to the flat shifting?
    Thanks...

    Yes the Miata B6 head and the Z5 head are completely different...a direct swap to a Z5 block is the B6 DOHC head from the Protege. The Miata B6 head and the Protege B6 head are two different B6 DOHC cylinder heads.....the one that will directly bolt on to a Z5 block without oil return passage issues(no modifications needed) is the B6 head from the Protege.

    I think its from a 98 Protege....

    Im using the Mazda G-series that came from a BP engine from a Protege 98....hydraulic clutch type. So far the G-series holds good

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  • Hot_Wheels
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    what trans are you using?? any diff?

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  • M3NTAL
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    what rpm does the boost come in at with that t3/t4 ?

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  • Damkid
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    Again, very nice :thumbright: once you make it to the track, please post time slips of what it runs

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  • Aaronbrook37
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    Originally posted by Nerd Racing View Post
    his video looks a lot like the z5 we had here in proteges
    I'm shocked the motor hasn't blown yet on 25PSI... even with the tiniest of turbos, I never would have expected this! I truly believe that the supply of B6T's in junkyards will start to increase if that motor manages to stay alive for a while. Those Z5's are a dime a dozen in my neck of the woods!

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  • Nerd Racing
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    his video looks a lot like the z5 we had here in proteges

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