FS: mspnp9697, begi fpr, cat forged rods
03-19-2008, 09:57 AM
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FS: mspnp9697, begi fpr, cat forged rods
I decided one turbo car is enough and gave up on putting a turbo in the Miata so I have some stuff for sale:
$600 - mspnp9697. scratches from rollbar install, includes all interface cables and map lines. also includes the CAP fix to reduce noise on the inputs which was done by DIY.
$80 - begi fpr. I bought this used from someone with a begi kit. never tried it.
$300 - CAT forged connecting rods I got from Ben.
Pics here:
http://s154.photobucket.com/albums/s...tuff_for_sale/
EDIT: Forgot to add that I'm in Sunnyvale, CA.
$600 - mspnp9697. scratches from rollbar install, includes all interface cables and map lines. also includes the CAP fix to reduce noise on the inputs which was done by DIY.
$80 - begi fpr. I bought this used from someone with a begi kit. never tried it.
$300 - CAT forged connecting rods I got from Ben.
Pics here:
http://s154.photobucket.com/albums/s...tuff_for_sale/
EDIT: Forgot to add that I'm in Sunnyvale, CA.
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03-19-2008, 05:03 PM
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Whatever is currently attached to the fpr in the pic. So that would be:
- the fpr itself
- line + check valve
- in/out fuel lines with 90 degree elbows. I was going to replace this stuff, but it came with the fpr when I bought it.
- the fpr itself
- line + check valve
- in/out fuel lines with 90 degree elbows. I was going to replace this stuff, but it came with the fpr when I bought it.
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03-22-2008, 09:51 PM
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I decided one turbo car is enough and gave up on putting a turbo in the Miata so I have some stuff for sale:
$600 - mspnp9697. scratches from rollbar install, includes all interface cables and map lines. also includes the CAP fix to reduce noise on the inputs which was done by DIY.
$80 - begi fpr. I bought this used from someone with a begi kit. never tried it.
$300 - CAT forged connecting rods I got from Ben.
Pics here:
http://s154.photobucket.com/albums/s...tuff_for_sale/
EDIT: Forgot to add that I'm in Sunnyvale, CA.
$600 - mspnp9697. scratches from rollbar install, includes all interface cables and map lines. also includes the CAP fix to reduce noise on the inputs which was done by DIY.
$80 - begi fpr. I bought this used from someone with a begi kit. never tried it.
$300 - CAT forged connecting rods I got from Ben.
Pics here:
http://s154.photobucket.com/albums/s...tuff_for_sale/
EDIT: Forgot to add that I'm in Sunnyvale, CA.
whats your paypal id ? i want the begi fpr pls pm me or email me at mx5turbo92@yahoo.com
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03-25-2008, 05:21 PM
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Looks like the mspnp9697 is still for sale at $600 shipped. To summarize:
I can include the software CD, but since I was a beta tester I got a non HR version of the firmware and older software. You'll want to download the latest version of the software from the DIY page. The unit has the HR firmware on there now and before I removed the ECU from the car I flashed the latest, unmodified msq from DIY's page.
- Includes ECU itself with some paint chips at one corner due to rollbar install. Still functions fine, but doesn't look as pretty.
- ECU has cap fix for noise inputs.
- Includes MAP lines and T fitting.
- Includes programming cable and includes the same serial->usb converter available on the DIY page.
I can include the software CD, but since I was a beta tester I got a non HR version of the firmware and older software. You'll want to download the latest version of the software from the DIY page. The unit has the HR firmware on there now and before I removed the ECU from the car I flashed the latest, unmodified msq from DIY's page.
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03-25-2008, 08:55 PM
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you should think about changing the subject of this thread because apparantly "mspnp9697" can be confusing to some. i guess some might think it means it fits Miatas made in '09, '69, or '07.
seriously, where the **** do these people come from?
seriously, where the **** do these people come from?
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