Aidan's loose oily bunghole actually runs a track lap
07-20-2015, 08:00 PM
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Tranny plug is a must. Just grabbed Mitch's 1.6 driveshaft to hack up for a second. Although I think I've passed my busiest Miata season I'll ever have, but there were a few months there where i could of used 2-3 plugs.
Don't forget old lower boots to cover the shifter hole with a well cut piece of rubber.
Don't forget old lower boots to cover the shifter hole with a well cut piece of rubber.
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07-21-2015, 02:45 PM
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So I need a few of these:
<br />http://www.mcmaster.com/#92375a002/=y5h0i0
<br />For my wastegate arm. I'd rather not buy 25 so if anyone knows where else to get them let me know. I'll probably just order them though.
<br />http://www.mcmaster.com/#92375a002/=y5h0i0
<br />For my wastegate arm. I'd rather not buy 25 so if anyone knows where else to get them let me know. I'll probably just order them though.
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07-21-2015, 02:48 PM
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So I need a few of these:
<br />McMaster-Carr
<br />For my wastegate arm. I'd rather not buy 25 so if anyone knows where else to get them let me know. I'll probably just order them though.
<br />McMaster-Carr
<br />For my wastegate arm. I'd rather not buy 25 so if anyone knows where else to get them let me know. I'll probably just order them though.
When I lost my wastegate retention clip I replaced it with a bit of safety wire. Worked great until I replaced the whole thing with an EWG.
--Ian
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07-21-2015, 02:49 PM
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I wish there was McMaster prime.
<br />I used a safety pin, and now a paper clip. Figured why not go full baller and get a stainless steel pin.
<br />I used a safety pin, and now a paper clip. Figured why not go full baller and get a stainless steel pin.
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07-21-2015, 05:46 PM
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I don't actually need it. Just joking there. I'll pick a few up on the way home.
<br />Also got some nylock nuts for the hood pins. That could have been real bad.
<br />Getting a hole saw to make a new cop bracket also. Changing the orientation of the harness.
<br />Wire and connectors get here wed. Trans comes out tonight.
<br />Auto-x on Sunday.
<br />Also got some nylock nuts for the hood pins. That could have been real bad.
<br />Getting a hole saw to make a new cop bracket also. Changing the orientation of the harness.
<br />Wire and connectors get here wed. Trans comes out tonight.
<br />Auto-x on Sunday.
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07-21-2015, 05:58 PM
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Trans swap happened in an evening+2 hours in the morning last time. This time should be quicker. *knocks on wood*
<br />GF is studying all week so I have open garage time
<br />GF is studying all week so I have open garage time
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07-21-2015, 08:51 PM
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Community build thread...Aidan occasionally does the things
Thanks Aidan. I have the next month of so maybe I can get some work done on the Mazda and the truck... and the bikes for that matter, in between naps and feedings. Maybe I'll post a finished pic in my thread. You guys don't want to see that build thread lol.
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