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New Owner need suggestions on race fit Mazda Pro 94 LX PLEASE

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Old Sep 30, 2002 | 02:03 AM
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New Owner need suggestions on race fit Mazda Pro 94 LX PLEASE

Hi everyone I’m a new owner I have a 94 beat up Mazda protégé LX many scratches and beat up interior and exterior it runs well I just would like it to be good to race so I need suggestions and lists of parts and other such suggestions to add to my car to be race ready I’ve raced before just not with this car. Please help send me emails and any wisdom you can share with me on how to keep my car healthy and well and race ready I’m willing to learn please help me out. You can email me at skater900@attbi.com or message me on my AIM screen name MazdaRacer1994. Anything you may offer up would be appreciated thank you!
Old Sep 30, 2002 | 11:05 AM
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hey welcome to the board. What type of racing are you looking to do. Straight line or autocross or both?
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Parts and such

Hi im looking for both cause drag is very popular around here and thats what most do any suggestions on parts and such to get? Also would i benefit from a Evo body kit on my car?
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Old Sep 30, 2002 | 06:46 PM
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Hello, and Welcome!

Well, if your going to drag race, you'll want to concentrate on the engine. You can do a lot of things to these cars, but like always, it takes money, so how fast to you wanna go?

1. The GTX & GTR are the J-Spec versions of the Protege & 323 with Turbo motors and AWD, You can add the turbo and a few other components to your existing motor (it's prepped for a turbo, as there are oil and coolant plugs already present)
around $1000

2. Add the complete GTX or GTR turbo motor, it's a direct drop in, no mods needed to make it fit. You will need the corresponding ECU's or a stand alone unit.
around $1200-2500 motor, $600-800 for the GTX/GTR ECU, $1500+ for a stand alone.

3. Add a complete 2.5L V6 either the J-Spec version KL-ZE or the US version the KL-08. This is also a direct drop in, but some components are needed from a donor car, MX3, MX6, 626 or a Ford Probe GT. You will also need the corresponding ECU's, wether it be the J-Spec or US motor.
around $1800-2000, $400-600 ECU (i'm guessing on the ECU's)

power is dependant on tuning, but you can expect about 180whp with #1, 220 to 260whp with #2 and about 180whp with #3. Your present transmission is the one to use with either #1, 2, or 3. But it's limits are close to 300whp/torque. The tranny CANNOT be abused with more than 200whp, it will break.

I'm gonna say, whatever racing you do, the EVO3 kit will not help in any way, in fact it will hinder.

You can visit my site (link below my pic) for some other info.
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Which would u recommend i am willing to work for that KL-ZE but which would be best? Thanks a bunch any other suggestions on intake, exhaust and what not would be greatly appreciated. Thank you
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