Mini_FD '99 Flyin' Miata Turbo Build
#341
Sealed, polished, and waxed. Finally finished with the paint.
Iphone 6s+
IMG_1611 by Gerald Mugar, on Flickr
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Iphone 6s+
IMG_1611 by Gerald Mugar, on Flickr
IMG_1606 by Gerald Mugar, on Flickr
IMG_1607 by Gerald Mugar, on Flickr
#347
funny, i was told today by a buddy he wanted to punch me in the dick repeatedly and punch babies.
First Wash after being sealed from the paint job and waxed. I'll be bringing the Rocketeer to the Roar Before this weekend at Daytona, the Classic Mazda meet in Orlando on the 16th with the 10ae weather permitted, and the actual Rolex 24
DSC06883 by Gerald Mugar, on Flickr
DSC06887 by Gerald Mugar, on Flickr
First Wash after being sealed from the paint job and waxed. I'll be bringing the Rocketeer to the Roar Before this weekend at Daytona, the Classic Mazda meet in Orlando on the 16th with the 10ae weather permitted, and the actual Rolex 24
DSC06883 by Gerald Mugar, on Flickr
DSC06887 by Gerald Mugar, on Flickr
#350
Well, I wanted OEM and not a Chinese made Bumper which I have been told to stay away from because of the details already made into the car. (not perfect fitment)
Thought about shaving the license plate holder but as I have seen others do the same, the nose looks smooshed in and droopy. The bumper also has a bigger "modern mazda smile" too. Last but not least, after a year, two, three, the filler starts to separate from the bumper underneath the paint and thats inevitable because of it flexing in highway speeds and daily driving. I had the discussion with Clay Deen from Decaudellas and he advised against it. I didn't want to bring the car back to him yearly if I didn't have too to fix the lines around the plate frame. It would bother me so much how detail oriented I am on the car itself.
Thought about shaving the license plate holder but as I have seen others do the same, the nose looks smooshed in and droopy. The bumper also has a bigger "modern mazda smile" too. Last but not least, after a year, two, three, the filler starts to separate from the bumper underneath the paint and thats inevitable because of it flexing in highway speeds and daily driving. I had the discussion with Clay Deen from Decaudellas and he advised against it. I didn't want to bring the car back to him yearly if I didn't have too to fix the lines around the plate frame. It would bother me so much how detail oriented I am on the car itself.
#351
@Girz0r- the car was painted 2 months ago. The paint has cured already and it was just recently sealed and waxed last week.
Thanks for the compliments
His Website click
De'Caudella's
look him up on instagram if you use the app.
Thanks for the compliments
His Website click
De'Caudella's
look him up on instagram if you use the app.
#352
Well, I wanted OEM and not a Chinese made Bumper which I have been told to stay away from because of the details already made into the car. (not perfect fitment)
Thought about shaving the license plate holder but as I have seen others do the same, the nose looks smooshed in and droopy. The bumper also has a bigger "modern mazda smile" too. Last but not least, after a year, two, three, the filler starts to separate from the bumper underneath the paint and thats inevitable because of it flexing in highway speeds and daily driving. I had the discussion with Clay Deen from Decaudellas and he advised against it. I didn't want to bring the car back to him yearly if I didn't have too to fix the lines around the plate frame. It would bother me so much how detail oriented I am on the car itself.
Thought about shaving the license plate holder but as I have seen others do the same, the nose looks smooshed in and droopy. The bumper also has a bigger "modern mazda smile" too. Last but not least, after a year, two, three, the filler starts to separate from the bumper underneath the paint and thats inevitable because of it flexing in highway speeds and daily driving. I had the discussion with Clay Deen from Decaudellas and he advised against it. I didn't want to bring the car back to him yearly if I didn't have too to fix the lines around the plate frame. It would bother me so much how detail oriented I am on the car itself.
#353
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DSC07430 by Gerald Mugar, on Flickr
DSC07465 by Gerald Mugar, on Flickr
DSC07430 by Gerald Mugar, on Flickr
#354
Thanks Johnny.
Today I replaced the Spark plugs, Wires, and oxygen sensor with all new oem.
I did get all 9's for the spark plugs and ripped out the magnecore wires and installed ngk tight fitted spark plug wires.
I also installed a new OEM O2 sensor because It hadn't been replaced since 93.
Pics of the spark plugs. Now I think these were new as of 01/13/15 from my records of receipts. which is no more then 13k miles in my documents.
I've driven that many miles last year and driven 19k miles since 09/01/14. I have done multiple autocross events since the last plugs were replaced. I also had ngk 7's and ngk 9's
I used Pettit Racings Premix which I've already switched over to Idemitsu's Premix.
Trailing 2
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Lead 2
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Lead 1
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trailing 1
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Today I replaced the Spark plugs, Wires, and oxygen sensor with all new oem.
I did get all 9's for the spark plugs and ripped out the magnecore wires and installed ngk tight fitted spark plug wires.
I also installed a new OEM O2 sensor because It hadn't been replaced since 93.
Pics of the spark plugs. Now I think these were new as of 01/13/15 from my records of receipts. which is no more then 13k miles in my documents.
I've driven that many miles last year and driven 19k miles since 09/01/14. I have done multiple autocross events since the last plugs were replaced. I also had ngk 7's and ngk 9's
I used Pettit Racings Premix which I've already switched over to Idemitsu's Premix.
Trailing 2
Untitled by Gerald Mugar, on Flickr
Lead 2
Untitled by Gerald Mugar, on Flickr
Lead 1
Untitled by Gerald Mugar, on Flickr
trailing 1
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#355
Ordered Door hinges to see if it fixes closing the door easier.
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And Replacing the Fluids for the 3rd time but this time with gear oil I want from reviews.
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Untitled by Gerald Mugar, on Flickr
And Replacing the Fluids for the 3rd time but this time with gear oil I want from reviews.
Untitled by Gerald Mugar, on Flickr