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Old 01-22-2010, 04:06 PM
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Hi My name is Mike as if you couldn't tell. This is my introduction and some random information on my car. I have been a member here for a few years I just haven't ever posted anything. I recently posted and was told that I should do an intro so here it is for the many of you that don't already know me.

About MiataMike
Biography

This is my 5th Miata all 1999-2000 yr models.
The most recent the white was wrecked (it was a featured car in some Texas auto magazines)

All parts have been transferd to a new shell wich is Silver.

Special thanks to AJ <BAM!> and BoostedNB


Location Dallas, Tx

Occupation Network Administration City of Dallas

Tell us about your Miatas NB 1.8 - '99-2000 Year and color of your Miata(s) 2000 Special Edition and a 1999 FM II car

Where do you live? Dallas (inside the beltline)

Got Boost? Turbo (FM kit)

What color is/are your Miata(s)? Crystal White Tell us about your mods!

White Exterior (Transfered to a silver chasis after a devistatin wreck)

Tan Leather Interior & Top

Popular Equipment Package
Auto windows, locks, cruise, power steering
Torsen 3.9GR
Hardtop w/ Defroster

Performance Modifications
Flyin' Miata Built Motor
Carillo Rods
Weisco Pistons, 9:5:1 Compression
Bore to 1.9l
Cleaned up head for better flow
Unshrouded valves
Valve Job
Fully Balanced
FMII Turbo System
Upgraded to recent FM hardware (airbox, pipes, heat shield, etc)
GT28R Large BB Turbo
Hydra EMS w/ Wide Band O2
Manifold with 4 addtl injectors (Disabled)
Constant torque clamps on all pipes
Tuned by Steve Kahn @ Gotham Racing <now Kan tuning>
FM Turbo Dual Exhaust
FM Race Radiator
FM Clutch/Flywheel
FM Wilwood Big Brake Kit & Slotted Rotors
WilWood Brake Proportioning Valve
SS Brake Lines
SS Clutch Line
KYB-AGX Shocks (Replaced with TIEN Flex 600/900)
TIEN Super Pro Adjustable Polly Urethene bushings.
FM Rear Swaybar
Racing Beat Fron Tubular Bar 2.25"
Hard Dog Double Diagonal Roll Bar
Wedsports TC005 15x7
Toyo RA-1 225/45/15
Ultra Sheild 5 Point Harness
Driver and Passenger Sparco Roadster Seats

Appearance Modifications
Polished Cam Cover
Mazdaspeed Oil Cap
Chrome Gas Lid
Chrome a/c vent rings
Chrome door sills
Knobmeister chrome shift **** and e-brake handle
Chrome interior door handles and locks
Chrome toe hooks
Various chrome/polished engine pieces
Interior trunklid mat
Padded black leather armrest
Visor delete with plugs
Sparco 015P260FSN Black Suede Steering Wheel and Quick Release Hub
Pioneer MP3/CD/DVD/XM Radio with Memphis Audio component sets Powered by a Street Fire Amp

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Old 01-22-2010, 04:10 PM
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Welcome aboard Mike.

Interesting setup you have there! Why the 9.5 to 1 compression pistons? What boost level are you running?

I'm sure Stein will chime in soon
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Old 01-22-2010, 04:12 PM
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Originally Posted by Rafa
Welcome aboard Mike.

I'm sure Stein will chime in soon
lol...thank you I made it extra long as you can see :-)
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Nice build Mike and welcome aboard! Glad to see anothe NB'er. I love the build. One question that I did have is how well the AGX are holding up with those spring rates? I had always heard that they didn't have enough damping to last above 450/300 but that could be internet lore.
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Old 01-22-2010, 04:16 PM
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Welcome.

Wow! 5th Miata huh? Sounds like a nice one.
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Old 01-22-2010, 04:25 PM
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Originally Posted by gospeed81
Welcome.

Wow! 5th Miata huh? Sounds like a nice one.
The Front Passenger Shock was damaged in the wreck. I gave the entire set to AJ. The Silver car I used as the shell had a set of TIEN Flex's on it. As well as some other goodies like an Extra BBK, tranny, diff, sways, wedsports, ect.
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Old 01-22-2010, 04:48 PM
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pics???
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Old 01-22-2010, 04:56 PM
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Pics by popular demand.

The white car was what it was before. And the Silver is after the Monster Truck Wreck.

Note the Dyno Graph was the one with the LINK ECU not after the Hydra Upgrade. Which has about 20+ HP and 20+ TQ @ 12-15PSI
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Pretty.

Good god I hate that torque drop-off on the top end...
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Old 01-22-2010, 05:09 PM
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yeah, that top end torque drop off sucks a little bit but it really does make up for it in low-mid-range torque. It makes it really fun at the track :-P
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Old 01-22-2010, 05:23 PM
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There's a pretty good thread going on modifying the B18 manifolds to fit ours in an effort to combat this. The guys with the one-off manifolds have a pretty flat torque curve.
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