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2.3DISI-ftW in a MX5

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07-14-2017, 08:40 AM

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Originally Posted by mituc

Ok, so my dream of having a 100% streetable RX8 with a DISI-T engine kind of shattered... No HVAC means no streetability and I can't register it either.

For me the only good thing now is that I didn't start the build and find all these things out on the way, but with quite a bit of time ahead of starting any investment into a chassis, labour, and so on.
Well, now I have an expensive 2.3.DISI-T engine in a mint condition with uprated parts and no chassis to put it to work into. And I'm not willing to build another speed3 or even 6... dang...

youre you just wont have any room for the HPFP, then you would need a custom turbo manifold, an ecoboost mustang intake manifold could be used,

you could also try an ecoboost mustang trans to get the shifter where you want it and push the motor further forward

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