Girz0r

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Cool photos!

The miata looks sad with the current paint on the front bumper

aidandj

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<p>Send me a new one </p>

Girz0r

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NAH,

It gives it Character

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EO2K

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I'm running Carbotech XP8s, no complaints.

aidandj

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<p>Ew, no. Don't want to deal with all that ****.</p><p>And monies.</p>

EO2K

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But seriously, either deezums or aidandj take me up on these BP10s or I'm going to throw them in the trash the next time I see them in the garage.

aidandj

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<p>I'll pick em up at MRLS <img alt="" src="https://www.miataturbo.net/images/smilies/smile.gif" title="" /></p><p>(Or I guess you can ship em if you really want to)</p>

Rallas

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Last time I got my 15x7's discount tire was cheaper than Goodwin, even before the promotion discounts. Also they charge the same price for the 15x7, 15x8 or 15x9 Dial-Ins at discounttire.

aidandj

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Goodwin was about $10 cheaper last I checked.

deezums

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I'm well aware of the suckage of the bp-10 pad, but I wasn't able to find any other mildly cold running pad for the street that's cheap.

I've already ordered em, so let Aiden try them out.

Those carbotech's apparently stick like wood till they're at temp. I hardly ever use the brakes, downshifting to lights everywhere. The times I'd have the pads riled up and ready to go will be pretty few. They're also $130, compared to $30, so there's that.

If anyone has any recommendations for a pad with solid cold bite, no squeal evar, sub $50, I might give it a try. I was thinking about the polymatrix E, but still double the money.

turbofan

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<p>I've currently got the BP10's installed, and planned to drive on them to and from Laguna, switching to DTC-60's for the track using the same rotors.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Is this a bad idea?</p>

aidandj

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<p>No, thats an awesome idea. And is what I plan to do also.</p><p>G if you want em gone that bad I'll pay shipping. Id rather just pick em up.</p>

aidandj

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<p>Deezums, when do you plan on trying to make the 11.5&quot; bracket. I might try and do this upgrade before the end of track season.</p>

aidandj

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<p>****, just realized I can 3d print the 11.5 brackets and try em. Brb</p>

deezums

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I don't think I'll have machine time till next weekend, but if I'm lucky I might get them done a bit sooner.

I'm going to get material from KC next time I bring parts for anodizing, hopefully by Friday...

Edit - You want to print a sport adapter bracket too? I don't think we've got offset dimensions, but I don't think we need them, I think they both need to mount on the same plane from the looks of the m-tuned bracket.

aidandj

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<p>I'm going to try and get sports rotor brackets and 11.5&quot; brackets printed by this weekend.</p><p>Need to buy some rear 1.8 brakes.</p>

aidandj

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<p>Just went and looked at a new house to hopefully move into.</p><p>Garage is the ****. Its basically a 4 miata garage </p><p>588 sq/ft with 2 doors. Hopefully will have 2 bays for working on ****, corner for welding, corner for storage and some room for a couch/tv area</p>

aidandj

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<p>Deezums, were those the 11.5&quot; rotors?</p>

deezums

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I am not 100% sure just yet, kind of wait and see deal.

The application notes say Except cross drilled and slotted - 294mm diameter.

There was a factory cross drilled and slotted option, then there were regular blank 11.5" rotors, I think they called it JCW brake package. I'm hoping these rotors are blank 294's. If they're 11", eh, I probably need them for winter wheels anyway.

aidandj

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<p>Hope they are 294's. Keep us updated. Going to be putting the drawings into a 3d model for printing tonight I hope.</p><p>&nbsp;</p>