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This Is What a One-Rotor Turbo Miata Making 155 HP Sounds Like
Executive Summary
Summary: Rob Dahm’s custom single-rotor turbocharged Miata recently hit the dyno, producing 155 horsepower and 136 lb-ft of torque. The billet aluminium engine weighs just 70 pounds and features a 3D-printed intake manifold. Despite fuel tuning issues causing boost creep, the scratch-built project demonstrates impressive engineering potential.
Brands mentioned: Mazda, Garrett, Westech Performance
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This Is What a One-Rotor Turbo Miata Making 155 HP Sounds Like
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