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08-24-2004, 03:59 AM
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how bout a j-spec 1.6L>?
Hey, I was wondering if the J-spec 1.6L four cylinder would drop in to the US versions of the 1.6L . . . with no mods or anything, also, do any of you know of any turbo or supercharger that would work for the j-spec 1.6L ????
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08-24-2004, 06:51 PM
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Re: how bout a j-spec 1.6L>?
y not just get a BT turbo then????
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08-25-2004, 06:50 AM
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Re: how bout a j-spec 1.6L>?
Well wouldnt that take alot more money, as in buying a new ecu, no transmission, mounts, and alot more to have it put in???
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08-25-2004, 09:24 AM
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Re: how bout a j-spec 1.6L>?
any turbo or supercharger will work with the engine. What you're looking for would be an exhaust manifold that would fit the Jspec 1.6, downpipe, an intercooler etc. or the proper belts for the supercharger. You could put a turbo of a lawnmower if you had the proper piping for it.
 Come to think of it that would kick ass.I've heard before that the BPT swap can go for aroun 3000$-3500$ with everything (ECU, motor, tranny, wiring harness etc). Personally, I'd rather go with the BPT because you would get more power than a turbo on a stock 1.6 Jspec. Plus the BPT is already built to handle a turbo, while a stock non-turbo mx3 motor is not. It may take some beefing of the internals which would cost $$$.
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08-25-2004, 04:45 PM
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Re: how bout a j-spec 1.6L>?
Hmm, well ifd thats true, i just might go with the BPT . . . Do you know of any websites, that would have the tranny, ecu, and wire harness for hte BPT ???
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08-25-2004, 05:29 PM
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Re: how bout a j-spec 1.6L>?
search eBay.. theres one on there now... I think it was 1500$ USD ECU, tranny, wiring and all
where do you live?
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Re: how bout a j-spec 1.6L>?
Alright, ill try that, I live in North Carolina
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08-25-2004, 08:14 PM
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Re: how bout a j-spec 1.6L>?
sorry, i'm stealing here but were can you get a decent tranny for a KLZE swap. Thanks
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Re: Re: how bout a j-spec 1.6L>?
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