Fits fine, straight bolt on provided you don't want a bumper support, you need to relocate the battery or get a smaller (read: Miata OEM sized) battery. It will come with just about everything needed but the hot pipe from the turbocharger.240sxOwner wrote:For those of you who are running it, how does it fit...Is it straight bolt on? What does the intercooler mount to? Did you relocate the battery, get a smaller one, or does it run a different path? And does it come with everything needed? Is the Vspec good enough to hold 350 whp? Thanks for the help
Hope this helps.www.sdsefi.com wrote:Most installations are plumbed with thin wall mandrel bent steel tubing. This tubing is available at race fab shops in various radii and diameters, generally in U or J configurations, which can be sectioned to fit together into the desired shape. It is relatively inexpensive and can be TIG or gas welded. Aluminum tubing can also be used but is harder to find and more expensive. Piping diameters are dependent mainly on engine airflow which is a function of HP. For engines up to 350hp, 2.25 inch tubing works well. 350 to 500 hp installations should use 2.5 inch. Engines above 500hp should use 2.75 or 3 inch tubing. Some means to take up vibration and engine movement to chassis mounted intercoolers is required. This usualy means flexible couplings. Moulded radiator hoses are available in larger diameters and various shapes and are generally safe at the temperatures and pressures required for street applications. You may have to cut or enlarge holes in your sheet metal for the piping to run to the intercooler. Watch hood clearnce and ground clearance to the pipes if they run over or under the radiator. Silicone hump hoses are also available to take up movement.