[viciousclipse]

Anyone have info on the rb26 miata from an earlier topic, like what had to be modified, or any info on a 1 or 2jz swap? Looking to see if a inline 6 will fit and if it has ever been attempted.

 

[Agent935]

do a search over on miata.net for topics started by allmtr He started doing a 1j swap.

 

[PYTHON]

anyone wanna give me a 2jz? ill put it in my miata if you give it to me

 

[www.plainmiata.com]

i jus have a pic of it

 

[PcolasNA]

I think he wants someone to translate it.

 

[Matt [exz3owner]]

I'd only be interested in it if it was AWD.

 

[Skinnyroadster]

oooooo, all wheel drive and and an inline six. that would be magic. sign me up!

 

[XCLR8TN]

Looking to see if a inline 6 will fit and if it has ever been attempted.

I had this random thought the other day. Not that I have the money to do it but really just wondering. lol :twisted:

 

[snig]

That would be an awesome swap, especially if it were AWD. Can anyone translate the page? I though Skylines could go to RWD with the pull of a fuse.

 

[viciousclipse]

just tryin to figure if it will even work with out pretty much cuttin the car in half. My brother is has started a tuning shop, mostly for high end mercedes, but thought it would be a good shop car to bring in some more of the import crowd.

 

[Agent935]

check this thread out

http://forum.miata.net/vb/showthread.php?t=149676

 

[turbored]

this article is in hyperrev vol 73.

nothing useful in the article except they decided to go to a RB25 b/c it's more fuel efficient. Stock RB26DETT ECU, modified stock mounts, tranny cooler, Cefiro rear end with reinfoced subframe, 180SX kouki tranny using a rb20 bellhousing.

650ps/8000rpms

 

[Okibi]

check this thread out

http://forum.miata.net/vb/showthread.php?t=149676

I did some asking around because I haven't heard about this car in ages.

Apparently it was turned back to stock and sold.

 

[viciousclipse]

so it never ran?

 

[Okibi]

That was the impression I got.

 

[Agent935]

Booo! THat explains why he hasn't been on ^.net since February.