Mazda MX-5 | 200 HP N/A | Quick guide & specs

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  • Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
  • Sharing specs and experiences from my 200 HP NB Miata.
    BP4W Engine build list (no ITB):
    1. High compression 11:1 Supertech pistons P4-MA84-P10
    2. Supertech valves in: +1mm (MAIVN-1206)/ex: +1mm (MAEVN-1206)
    2. CatCams camshaft (in: 270deg, 11.5mm, ex: 260deg, 11.0mm)
    3. Shim Under Bucket Supertech CF-30/16LC
    4. Valve springs Supertech kit SPRK-MM18S
    5. NBfl square top inlet manifold
    6. Head inlet ports matched with manifold. Manifold main port matched with TB.
    7. 64mm Skunk2 TB + CAI box from I.L. Motorsport
    8. Custom exhaust manifold 4-1
    9. 60mm through exhaust with I.L. motorsports end muffler

Комментарии • 77

  • @n-tmgarage
    @n-tmgarage Месяц назад

    Thank you for opening up some alternate thinking for me on one of our track builds here in Oz. 👌

  • @paulfrench3356
    @paulfrench3356 Месяц назад +1

    Amazing driver.

  • @isaiha3966
    @isaiha3966 3 месяца назад +1

    I am wanting to build My '96 Miata to be a completly N/A Build, and im so happy to know that this is doable af. Sick asl!

  • @itchyonion3559
    @itchyonion3559 Год назад +3

    Very insightful walkthrough of the car. My 86 got totaled recently now I am looking for a Miata or rx8

    • @matthewcaimbeul8722
      @matthewcaimbeul8722 6 месяцев назад

      Please tell me you bought a Miata

    • @itchyonion3559
      @itchyonion3559 6 месяцев назад

      @@matthewcaimbeul8722 I bought both……

    • @itchyonion3559
      @itchyonion3559 6 месяцев назад

      @@matthewcaimbeul8722I bought both😂

  • @SteffenHansen1973
    @SteffenHansen1973 Год назад +1

    Thank you Artur. Have been waiting eagerly for this ( :

  • @miatasmcom
    @miatasmcom Год назад +2

    Thanks for a good insight!

  • @Fifteenminuteadventures
    @Fifteenminuteadventures Год назад +2

    header wrap looks good. I dunno why more people dont do that

    • @arturturcu
      @arturturcu  Год назад +2

      It does make the tranny tunnel niticeably cooler (from cockipt) hence it might help with escaping the exhaust gases quicker and have some effect on performance as well.

    • @schakalicious6023
      @schakalicious6023 Год назад +4

      Because it traps moisture/condensation underneath the wrap and rots out your exhaust components.

    • @ChrisPBacon9
      @ChrisPBacon9 6 месяцев назад

      It can become a fire hazard if you have a leaky engine

    • @arturturcu
      @arturturcu  6 месяцев назад +1

      I was running crankcase breather filter straight from the exhaust side port just above the manifold. Bad idea! When I overfilled the catch from PCV side the oil started leaking from the breather filter straight on the mani wrap. I was lucky to not caught fire.

  • @desmondryan3847
    @desmondryan3847 Год назад +3

    Thanks for sharing, great build and driving video's. I am putting together a 99 BP4W for my 90 Miata. What size injectors are you running, harmonic balancer? and aftermarket ECU? Thanks

    • @arturturcu
      @arturturcu  Год назад +4

      I am running on NBfl injectors which have slightly higher flow than NB but actually borderline for this power. I did install fluidampr after rebuild in 2021. After 6 years of duty the King Bearing main and rod bearings were toast. I am running MS2 pnp but recommend getting newer gen ECU like MSPRO or EMU.

  • @erictol
    @erictol Год назад +2

    After watching your Ring videos it is very nice to see your build! How is the wear on your particular tyres? Do they last long on a trackday?
    I have a '99 10AE. This winter I will install a VVT engine, after the machine-shop completes work on the head. New valve springs (Volvo), valve seals and a head skim of 0,75 mm to keep the engine non-interference.

    • @arturturcu
      @arturturcu  Год назад +1

      Cool stuff. The non-interference on BP VVT engines seems to be common myth though - busted by Car Passion some time ago.
      I was using 195/50 and 215/50 direzzas 03G in R3 compound and 205/50 H1 and the wear is surprisingly good for the grip the tyre provides. I was able to drive 600km on track with the 205/50 H1s till these were gone. With 215 R3s I think I could drive the whole season so like 1000 track km. With 195s R3s understandably less but still good wear rate. Highly recommend to give them a try.

  • @paulfrench3356
    @paulfrench3356 Месяц назад

    What an amazing driver you are, that was very very impressive 👍

  • @mr.adventure559
    @mr.adventure559 Год назад

    Good work.

  • @ThePirouliette
    @ThePirouliette Год назад +2

    Thank you so much Artur ! I was looking for some ways to improve mine (I also have the 1.8 nb BritishRacingGreen). I got the SW388 15" rims from Spoon and Yoko Advan A052. But I liked the A048 more, especially on wet conditions. I broke 2 wheel studs last time on track (Geoparc St-Dié France) on the right front one. These were 22 years old btw ! Are yours stock too or have you replaced them ? I managed to get a front set from US brand ARP supposed to be tougher.
    I noticed that you had to relocate the washing bottle too, as my stock one melt because of the Racing Beat manifold exhaust I put lol !
    I'm not pretty sure I got it regarding the inlet manifold, because that's a long time I think about getting the CAI. Does it fit with standard nb inlet manifold ?
    Great video !

    • @arturturcu
      @arturturcu  Год назад +1

      Hi. Yes, I got 22 years old studs as well, still going strong. The ILM CAI box will fit any stock throttle body and skunk2 as well. The inlet manifold is irrelevant. The point I was making was that to get the full benefit of larger TB you need to rework the manifold opening.

  • @arthurperez9105
    @arthurperez9105 Год назад +3

    Thanks for the video! How do the abs work with the brake bias valve? I was thinking about this mod, but I didn't want to bypass the abs...
    99 1.8 from France !

    • @arturturcu
      @arturturcu  Год назад +3

      ABS on NB is a separate module to the proportioning valve. By replacing the stock valve to an adjustable one and adjusting bias you are helping ABS to do less work. It is a must have with bigger calipers as usually after such upgrade the bias becomes skewed and braking gets worse! The less ABS interferes the more efficient the braking.

    • @arthurperez9105
      @arthurperez9105 Год назад +2

      Thank you very much! This is my next project !

  • @trackmasters
    @trackmasters Год назад

    Hell yeeeaaaa :)

  • @ActionPanda-g5n
    @ActionPanda-g5n Год назад

    Hi Artur,
    G,day from Australia. What is this comment from you about the VVT as a non interference engine being a myth???
    I shunted over to CAR PASSION to learn more but could not find the video.
    Could you please let me know which video?
    Thanks and a great car you have built.

    • @arturturcu
      @arturturcu  Год назад

      Hi Ian. Glad you like it. Here is the video, go to minute 20: ruclips.net/video/wegquiDjGlk/видео.html

  • @Bobbie_1999
    @Bobbie_1999 Год назад +1

    Did you have to do any modifications to the Il motorsport cold air intake?
    On the website it says it is not compatible with aftermarket radiators.

    • @jaspervos4345
      @jaspervos4345 Год назад

      @arturturcu, I had the same question

    • @arturturcu
      @arturturcu  Год назад +3

      @Bobbie_1999 It just clears Koyorad 36mm thick radiator which has still plenty of cooling efficiency even with oil cooler sitting in front of it. It would not fit with 40mm+ thick radiator.

    • @jaspervos4345
      @jaspervos4345 Год назад

      @@arturturcu thank you!

  • @47kotzur
    @47kotzur Год назад

    Ładniusi angielski :) Czy masz jakieś a jeśli tak to jakie dystanse masz założone? Chciałbym pobawić się z tym u siebie :D

    • @arturturcu
      @arturturcu  Год назад +2

      Hej, dzięki. Dystanse z felgą która jest na aucie nie są potrzebne. Storm S1 mają offset ET25, co wystarczy żeby przy oponie 215 trzeba było robić rolowanie nadkoli. Dystanse stosowałem przy węższych felgach z mniejszym odsadzeniem ale tylko z tyłu w celu zwiększenia stabilności auta.

  • @susi33bjj
    @susi33bjj 10 месяцев назад

    Jak kupowałeś felgi? Sprowadzałeś na własną rękę czy przez pośrednika?

    • @arturturcu
      @arturturcu  10 месяцев назад

      Wiborg Engineering

  • @SUCHiYT
    @SUCHiYT 4 месяца назад

    Sam budowałeś czy w jakimś konkretnym warsztacie?

    • @arturturcu
      @arturturcu  4 месяца назад

      Silnik i najważniejsze dookoła u Xawerego Mielcarka.

  • @georgegray6888
    @georgegray6888 6 месяцев назад

    Did you have to modify your aftermarket pistons for over-sized valve relief?

    • @arturturcu
      @arturturcu  6 месяцев назад +1

      Nope as I am running stock head height and have > 2mm piston-valve clerance. Still some place left for higher cams.

    • @georgegray6888
      @georgegray6888 6 месяцев назад

      @@arturturcu thanks! I plan on running a similar setup, great build though man it gives lots of insight and inspiration!

  • @nicolasvacher8611
    @nicolasvacher8611 Год назад

    Hi from France 😁 do you have a new map or it's the original ?

    • @arturturcu
      @arturturcu  Год назад +2

      Hi, need ECU with new map fron scratch.

  • @m.h.8981
    @m.h.8981 Год назад

    How did you fit the IL Motorsport Airbox over the bigger intercooler?

    • @arturturcu
      @arturturcu  Год назад +1

      The Koyorad radiator is 36mm thick so similar in size to the stock one but much more effective. The I.L. CAI fits ok over it. Possibly it would not fit with a 50mm cooler.

  • @KcHoang-g6s
    @KcHoang-g6s 10 месяцев назад

    The nd disc upgrade, so you use the front or rear nd disc and did you have to drilling or mod the disc to fit?
    Thanks

    • @arturturcu
      @arturturcu  10 месяцев назад

      Front 280mm from nd 2.0 is a straight fit onto the nb hub.

  • @max_coast
    @max_coast 3 месяца назад

    Is the power steering unit in Europe different than the North American one? That power steering pump (I think that's what I'm looking at) certainly doesn't look like mine. Is it a stand alone, electric pump so you don't need to have any parasitic drag on the engine?

    • @arturturcu
      @arturturcu  3 месяца назад

      It is an electro-hydraulic pump from Opel Astra/Zafira. Still drags power from alternator but should be less than oem pump which we all know can drag as much as 10HP! On the downside it assists too much and the steering feel is completely numb, worse than my g25 PC wheel ;) Looking now for alternatives with power controller.

    • @marksvideochannel3592
      @marksvideochannel3592 Месяц назад

      @@arturturcu We have raced for the past 10 years with factory manual steering with no issues. It's 9" and 225's. It's a little tough in parking situations but perfect when moving at any speed.

    • @arturturcu
      @arturturcu  8 дней назад

      I did too in the race spec 1.6 NA. It was fine but quick recoveries were difficult and required a lot of experience to be successful. So I feel safer and can push harder with PS when driving quick on the N'ring where there is no room for error.

  • @maciekbuszkiewicz2817
    @maciekbuszkiewicz2817 Год назад

    Czy możesz napisać jaka chłodnice posiadasz ponieważ na stronie IL jest napisane ze dolot nie jest kompatybilny z większymi chodnicami ?

    • @arturturcu
      @arturturcu  Год назад +1

      Koyorad ze rdzeniem 36mm jeszcze mieści się razem z CAI od IL.

  • @bryanvandenbosch449
    @bryanvandenbosch449 Год назад

    how did you make the air intake fit with the radiator? because on the website it says that the intake only goes with the oem intake.

    • @arturturcu
      @arturturcu  Год назад

      Hi, this is a common question and the answer is it just clears Koyorad with 36mm thick core.

  • @guitariste47
    @guitariste47 Месяц назад

    What is the weight of the wheels please? Thanks

  • @thetuber705
    @thetuber705 Год назад

    Do you have any videos of it idling? I can't seem to find any, I'd love to hear how it sounds!

    • @arturturcu
      @arturturcu  Год назад

      Here you go:
      ruclips.net/user/shortsjeukBuERu9I?si=IbgSX-oVEE5HZW0j

  • @MrTAKIS1984
    @MrTAKIS1984 Год назад

    Is it safe increasing compr ratio? Everyone say about high temperatures. Isnt it risky?

    • @arturturcu
      @arturturcu  Год назад +2

      @MrTAKIS1984, high compression N/A build requires additional cooling incl. oil cooler. Keep your oil under 120°C and it will be good. Cold air intake is recommended. You need aftermarket ECU to set the fuel and ignition advance maps. This setup would not be safe otherwise.

    • @MrTAKIS1984
      @MrTAKIS1984 Год назад

      @@arturturcu thank you!

  • @aletaboyce9250
    @aletaboyce9250 4 месяца назад

    what cat cam # did you use

  • @wackydriver
    @wackydriver 10 месяцев назад

    jak z obrotami jałowymi, ile?

    • @arturturcu
      @arturturcu  10 месяцев назад

      1000-1200 rpm w open loop

  • @choco107
    @choco107 7 месяцев назад

    What coilovers are they ?

    • @arturturcu
      @arturturcu  7 месяцев назад +1

      Check out Thunderlane.eu

  • @mhh3
    @mhh3 Год назад

    fuel economy on a roadtrip with all the mods?

    • @arturturcu
      @arturturcu  Год назад

      You are the first one asking this question. It is possible to travel about 450 km on one tank. It is the short final gear that eats the efficiency on the road since you are travelling at +1000rpm higher.

    • @mhh3
      @mhh3 Год назад

      @@arturturcu haha well i ask because you have used higher compression ratio pistons but yeah i guess the gear ratio and all the other mods would make the fuel economy worse. 450km would mean 10l. my 1.6nb uses ~7l at 110-120kmh on the autobahn. the older gen mx5's are really not very efficient lol

    • @arturturcu
      @arturturcu  Год назад

      @@mhh3 still longer range than most of todays EVs. What is more relevant is that I can make 200km sending the car whole day on a track on a single tank.

    • @mhh3
      @mhh3 Год назад +1

      @@arturturcu The most fun car i've ever owned and driven. I'm saving for the next gen NE. i hope Mazda doesn't do weird electric stuff with it and destroy the whole concept of the mx5.

  • @camerongeraghty4709
    @camerongeraghty4709 Год назад

    What size tyres do you use?

    • @arturturcu
      @arturturcu  Год назад

      Im using 205/50r15. I was using 215s last year and found it was not exciting enough. Prefer smaller tyre as the car is more responsive and agile. Running on 195s was a blast but grip levels were probably too low for the weight and power.