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2000 Protege 1.6L, I need some pointers

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Old December-13th-2004 | 03:52 PM
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hi ll there is help for all 1.5-1.6 mazdas Compan Essiantial speed in canada has just the kit the full works $1500 can.
Old December-13th-2004 | 03:54 PM
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essential speed built a 1.6L turbo kit for $1500 canadian ??? no way !
Old December-13th-2004 | 04:58 PM
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yeah im gonna have to call bull **** on that one.
Old December-13th-2004 | 05:35 PM
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I was reading on this site the other day about a rich doctor that was putting together his own 1.6L supercharger system. It's very custom (cause there's nothing out there for your engine) and so very expensive. If you look under the FI section on this site, you should be able to find his posts there.

The turbo is pretty much the only way you'll get any power out of that engine though. Good luck.
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Yeah a turbo is definatly the way im planning on going.
I talked to the guys at Flyin' Miata a bit to get some pointers cause i know they used to do proteges also. They are saying go with a t25 turbo setup, so thats the plan. And holy **** it that true, 1500 for a full kit?!?
Old December-13th-2004 | 09:22 PM
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Has anyone used this kit or know if it is any good. Thats the power gain im looking for and a new kit is better imo than buying anything used or piecing my own **** together .

http://www.turbo-kits.com/protege_turbo_kits.html

Im looking at the extreme kit
Old December-13th-2004 | 09:30 PM
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Originally Posted by whitePhals2000
Has anyone used this kit or know if it is any good. Thats the power gain im looking for and a new kit is better imo than buying anything used or piecing my own **** together .

http://www.turbo-kits.com/protege_turbo_kits.html

Im looking at the extreme kit
i dunno man try it out, i have never heard of anyone using it, and i have throughly researched a turbo kit for the 1.6 litre, id say send your 3k and see what shows up, you might get lucky.
Old December-13th-2004 | 11:18 PM
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Originally Posted by mgs_freak
I was reading on this site the other day about a rich doctor that was putting together his own 1.6L supercharger system. It's very custom (cause there's nothing out there for your engine) and so very expensive. If you look under the FI section on this site, you should be able to find his posts there.

The turbo is pretty much the only way you'll get any power out of that engine though. Good luck.
actually from what he bought it can be done for about the same as a turbo kit around $3000
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