DOHC in a Miata? No big deal? Unless there are two of 'em...
Not my car, but these vids did change my mind on this motor fitting in the MX... Before I just assumed 'no way in hell...'
As long as the framerails aren't chopped any more than a 5.0 swap. |
Unbelievable!
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The new owner!
Near the end is an engine bay shot. Looks like the motor is listing starboard. That'll never do. Doesn't look like an insurmountable problem. |
What is the new weight of the car? What is the RWHP?
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Thirdgen,
Being all alloy, it's around the same as a garden variety 5.0. Ford's rating of the Mark VIII was 280. 290 for the LSC. They haul a Mark with authority. Point is, if they fit, the new Coyote 5.0 will fit. As well as Mach 1, Marauder and Aluminator motors. I would assume the alloy LS's would be lighter. Still more $$. But the Ls looks at home in a MX. I like the LS series, just the cost is out of my league. Several people have successfully run turbos and superchargers on these Mark motors despite non-forged internals. Apparently the trick is in fueling it and conservative timing. Not that I would. They really need real rods. |
I am interested to see how this goes! good luck!
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This just goes to show that you can fit anything in a miata. I'm seen a jaguar V12 swapped in a miata, LS GM engine, old school GM small block, rotary, 2jz, 5.0, and now this??
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its like a hooker, just about anything can get in there.
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For a price...
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Originally Posted by thirdgen
(Post 12839)
For a price...
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