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opinions ideas advice
Posted: March 3rd, 2006, 11:15 am
by 6g72-T
Hey whats everybody im a lil bit new to the the mx3 but Im no dummy when it comes to cars. i own a 02 eclipse v6 with a custom turbo kit. I have 94 mx3 which has a crack block (DOHC) and a blown tranny (its a auto). Now ive been searching a lil bit on what to do with it. I just want it to be a daily driver for now and when my other car is finish i will work on it. Now do you guys recommend just replacing the block and swapping it to a 5-speed or should i just do the BPT or B6T swap and swap the protege lx tranny over as well.
Posted: March 3rd, 2006, 12:54 pm
by nicksmx3
if you wanna be a daily driver car go with the bp for now with a 5spd tranny and when you start going at it it will be easier to add a turbo.
Posted: March 4th, 2006, 6:44 pm
by max kl
no replacement for displacement do a klde or klze its the same ammount of work cus u gotta change the engine harness to do a bp you need to get a few more parts to do a v6 swap
Posted: March 4th, 2006, 8:35 pm
by D323
max kl wrote:no replacement for displacement do a klde or klze its the same ammount of work cus u gotta change the engine harness to do a bp you need to get a few more parts to do a v6 swap
I hate that arguement; its soo flawed. 1 word makes what you said incorrect.
Rotary.
Oh and the b6 ~> KL swap is WAY MORE than a few parts and a harness.
Posted: March 5th, 2006, 9:18 am
by 6g72-T
max kl wrote:no replacement for displacement do a klde or klze its the same ammount of work cus u gotta change the engine harness to do a bp you need to get a few more parts to do a v6 swap
yeah i like that saying but i have a new one "theres no replacement for displacement unless you have a huge turbo"
Correct if im wrong but dont some people use there stock motors and take the manifolds off a 323 to bolt up a vj turbo to it and piece the rest of it. know i will have to some custom piping but that isnt a problem
Posted: March 6th, 2006, 2:00 am
by monty73741
the bp can be installed into the dohc with the stock harness with a haltek
what i would do is get a dohc & install a turbo from a b6t on it
jason
Posted: March 7th, 2006, 12:13 pm
by 6g72-T
well i appreciate everybodys advice but im just gonna do a 5-speed swap and just get a new motor. Then finish up my other car then start on this one. I still need to research this motor and tranny to find where the weakness are.
Posted: March 7th, 2006, 2:21 pm
by torpedan
D323 wrote:max kl wrote:no replacement for displacement do a klde or klze its the same ammount of work cus u gotta change the engine harness to do a bp you need to get a few more parts to do a v6 swap
I hate that arguement; its soo flawed. 1 word makes what you said incorrect.
Rotary.
Oh and the b6 ~> KL swap is WAY MORE than a few parts and a harness.
Swap wise its not really that bad, when you have to custom fabricated new mounts and make a new wiring harness for a car that is when things get a bit hairy.
Rotarys displacments are grossly misrepresented anyways, Given its not a standard piston driven system mazda got to pick how the displacment was measured. Why would they give the motor a high displacment? (this matters quite a bit in thier how market where cars are taxed on displacment)
6g72-T wrote:max kl wrote:no replacement for displacement do a klde or klze its the same ammount of work cus u gotta change the engine harness to do a bp you need to get a few more parts to do a v6 swap
yeah i like that saying but i have a new one "theres no replacement for displacement unless you have a huge turbo"
Ever seen what happens when you use forced induction a high displacment motor? Its a whitty comback but its still flawed.
Correct if im wrong but dont some people use there stock motors and take the manifolds off a 323 to bolt up a vj turbo to it and piece the rest of it. know i will have to some custom piping but that isnt a problem
Yeah you can use the 323 manifold, I dont frequent the forums anymore but people have gotten good results out of turboing the DOHC 1.6 although the stock manifold has a issue with the VICS.