Anyone swapped a hemi into a miata?
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Same answer to your last question on the subject. The only kit support there is for the 5.0 ford and GM LS so if it would fit (which I doubt) you would fabricate everything. Thus it would be about 1000 times more work for no benefit at all.
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I think it's an interesting question. I suppose with the right combination of skill and money anything is possible.
As a newbie here, I can tell you the thing that drew me to the Ford/Miata swap was the kit support, and the relatively clean simplicity of the swap. I don't want a hacked up project that looks like a teenage ricer, I want something that is going to be dependable, and look clean like it was a factory job. The Monster Miata kit seems to fit the bill for me.
But as one who likes to turn a wrench, I can certainly understand why someone might want to undertake the engineering and mechanical challenge to do something different.
As a newbie here, I can tell you the thing that drew me to the Ford/Miata swap was the kit support, and the relatively clean simplicity of the swap. I don't want a hacked up project that looks like a teenage ricer, I want something that is going to be dependable, and look clean like it was a factory job. The Monster Miata kit seems to fit the bill for me.
But as one who likes to turn a wrench, I can certainly understand why someone might want to undertake the engineering and mechanical challenge to do something different.
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