Aidan's loose oily bunghole actually runs a track lap
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<p>Trans is in. New pilot and throwout bearing. I'll be buttoning it up in the morning before work. Thanks again to Yank and turbofan. Curly too for the part.</p><p>Curly, when are you making CSTG stickers?</p>
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Yes, Martin has a few held hostage. They were supposedly for Greta, but Hawk stickers were removed and replaced with Cobalt, while I see no CSTG stickers, so not sure what's happening with them. More will be made eventually.
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<p>Good news is. Got a V1 for 250 on ebay.</p><p>Bad news is my license might get suspended because of tickets. Got a couple calls out to lawyers, well see what they say.</p><p>Accidentally sent the harness stuff to my old address, but the lady at the post office dug through all of their packages (bless her soul) and found mine, scratched off the old address and mailed it to me, should be here tomorrow.</p>
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<p>Clutch adjustment is on the pedal only right? A couple nuts?</p><p>Following this:</p><p>https://www.flyinmiata.com/support/i...isc/Clutch.pdf</p>
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That's what I did, except I replaced the upper clutch switch with a bolt because I broke the dumbass little plastic plunger off. I'm pretty damn happy with how my clutch works, otherwise. It's pretty close to the floor, but still plenty of slack in the master and for shifting.
No more launch control for me though lol
No more launch control for me though lol
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<p>Suspension is looking likely. Time to teach my GF how to drive the car so that I can still get to track days :(</p><p>I put this **** on everything, its awesome.</p><p>
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My old cop bracket sucked. So here is the new one. Counter sunk bolts for ballerness.
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COP part numbers
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<br />90080-19023 (pretty black ones)
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<p>Technically i believe they are countersunk. I used a normall drillbit. If I wanted to be even more baller I would have brought it to the mill at work and bored it out flat.</p><p>I was making do with what I had, and it seems to work so far lol.</p>
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