EMB, Crossover, Intercooler, shocks, exhaust, vortech
09-17-2007, 08:27 PM
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EMB, Crossover, Intercooler, shocks, exhaust, vortech
Selling these parts to try and gather some money. I am located near Detroit MI, area code 48237. I will only accept Paypal or cash. Buyer is responsible for Paypal fees and shipping fees. All items will be shipped using UPS. I will consider offers.
If anyone wants better pictures of certain components I will gladly take them.
1st item is a Greddy Emanage Blue.
SOLD
2nd item is a JRSC crossover pipe.
SOLD
3rd item is a Vortech FMU with stock disc.
SOLD
4th item is a Probe intercooler. Only a few bent fins, overall excellent condition. I tried polishing one corner, the rest is factory black.
Asking $20
Back side with a few bent fins, nothing major.
Front side in great shape.
5th item is a set of 4 stock shocks. I pulled these when I installed the Konis. They have 42k miles on them but are still in very good shape. They worked fine when pulled, no rust and they do not leak.
Asking $30 for all 4 (o.b.o, not sure what they are worth)
6th item is the stock exhaust with a Greddy down pipe. I will sell the Greddy down pipe separate. Looking more for local pick-up on the exhaust, just putting it up because it's taking up space.
Asking $20 for the Greddy down pipe, stock exhaust is best offer.
If anyone wants better pictures of certain components I will gladly take them.
1st item is a Greddy Emanage Blue.
SOLD
2nd item is a JRSC crossover pipe.
SOLD
3rd item is a Vortech FMU with stock disc.
SOLD
4th item is a Probe intercooler. Only a few bent fins, overall excellent condition. I tried polishing one corner, the rest is factory black.
Asking $20
Back side with a few bent fins, nothing major.
Front side in great shape.
5th item is a set of 4 stock shocks. I pulled these when I installed the Konis. They have 42k miles on them but are still in very good shape. They worked fine when pulled, no rust and they do not leak.
Asking $30 for all 4 (o.b.o, not sure what they are worth)
6th item is the stock exhaust with a Greddy down pipe. I will sell the Greddy down pipe separate. Looking more for local pick-up on the exhaust, just putting it up because it's taking up space.
Asking $20 for the Greddy down pipe, stock exhaust is best offer.
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09-23-2007, 01:26 AM
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All prices lowered because I need money badly. Read why here:
https://www.miataturbo.net/showthrea...964#post154964
I will consider trades for an around the radiator intercooler setup or parts or an aluminum radiator.
https://www.miataturbo.net/showthrea...964#post154964
I will consider trades for an around the radiator intercooler setup or parts or an aluminum radiator.
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09-23-2007, 11:52 PM
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The EMB cannot remove the AFM. It does allow for larger injectors and timing control though. It is a capable piggyback for someone who is not looking to go all out.
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09-24-2007, 10:12 PM
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I noticed in your other thread your considering this setup or the other $200 one. This is the easiest way to run EMB. You don't need to hack your harness because you get this spare computer (if you have a 1.6), it has the MAP sensor and the autotune which comes with the pressure switch. It also has the genuine Greddy serial cable, so you won't need to worry about communications problems. You may need a serial to USB converter though if your laptop doesn't have a serial port.
This setup will plug right into a 1.6 car. Run a vacuum line, a couple grounds, load the software to install your fuel map, adjust the autotune and your on your way. It really doesn't get any simpler/cheaper than this to run EMB.
This setup will plug right into a 1.6 car. Run a vacuum line, a couple grounds, load the software to install your fuel map, adjust the autotune and your on your way. It really doesn't get any simpler/cheaper than this to run EMB.
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