Prepping The Block - 500HP 1.6L Forged Miata Engine Build

[@doeieeh]

Amazing man! Gonna watch these vids on the engine. Subbed aswell!

[@jessygordon2375]

I am invested in this build! Keep up the good work! I am located in CO with a NA6, I also plan on doing a turbo build!

[@revreign]

Hell yeah! That's awesome! I'm filming a video today doing an overview on the turbo I used, check in soon if you'd like to watch that. I may have got a discount code for everyone to use aswell if they'd like to get that turbo, or a different one from the site.

[@revreign]

Depending on the time frame, you may want to look into getting a turbo kit from us. My shop mates and I intend on producing NA6 turbo kits for a much lower price than the competition. I've ran it for a year and I'm super happy with it. We're still in pre-production but we can notify you once they're availible

[@throttlebuddies0]

sandblasting is not a good idea for engine components, seen a lot of engines die this way. Make SURE to clean everything with water and if possible a solvent to get every bit of sand out of there. Vapor hohning or a parts cleaner at a local shop is a way better and safer idea, also the parts look like new after that if its done a good job

[@revreign]

I'm not too worried. I masked all the ports and holes off before sand blasting. Then I flushed it out in a parts cleaner after. Visually inspected it and no sand left on anything. Thank you for the words of advice.

[@winstonvanheck8176]

Cant wait to see this thing rip. Keep up the great videos🔥🔥

[@mauricioonoro3264]

Yeah I also wouldn't sand blast anything in the engine. It might damage sealing surfaces and tight tolerance zones

[@revreign]

@@mauricioonoro3264 All I sand blasted was the left and right outside surfaces of the block. I masked off all of my bearing surfaces, ports, and cylinders. No sand hit any tollorance sensitive, or oil inlet areas

[@rogerd943]

I'll throw you a like because you are making an effort. Hopefully someday you will see the error in your ways. You've got a lot to learn. So many things wrong here.