East Coast Supermiata S2 Clone
#23
No, Full Boar Max Flow. Spec Miata Race Exhaust - Mandrel Bending Solutions
Probably not as far behind as you think, 1:29.8. Summit Main is my worst track, and I set that time 3 years ago. I'm planning taking the SCCA club racing driver's school this year, plus doing 3 MARRS weekends and our 1 TT weekend to try and fix that. 1:26 is the goal.
Probably not as far behind as you think, 1:29.8. Summit Main is my worst track, and I set that time 3 years ago. I'm planning taking the SCCA club racing driver's school this year, plus doing 3 MARRS weekends and our 1 TT weekend to try and fix that. 1:26 is the goal.
#28
I will be instructing at the SCCA school milkmandan, hope to see your car or even get you as a student. Your shenandoah video was impressive. Ive run SM and SSM for over 15 years and am here doing research for my new miatabuild, similar to yours but more hp and lighter but there is no scca class for it unfortunately. I ran a 1:26.1 on summit main in an SM so your car could easily beat that especially with the repave.
#29
I will be instructing at the SCCA school milkmandan, hope to see your car or even get you as a student. Your shenandoah video was impressive. Ive run SM and SSM for over 15 years and am here doing research for my new miatabuild, similar to yours but more hp and lighter but there is no scca class for it unfortunately. I ran a 1:26.1 on summit main in an SM so your car could easily beat that especially with the repave.
Picked up these 15x9 6UL's from Goodwin Racing for a $100 discount cause the boxes were a little fucked up. Win win win.
The diff went back in with a set of Prothane poly bushings after some moderate difficulty getting the axles back in, and then inspected and repacked the right front hub. Changed some fluids and put this Joe's Racing XL mirror to cap the weekend off.
#31
Shiny new exhaust is shiny.
Pulled the fuel pump to replace the level sender, to try and fix a CEL I've had for almost a year. Haven't fired it up yet to see if it worked.
While the back of the car was apart, I replaced the parcel shelf cover for one that wasn't trimmed for a rollbar, and covered taped over some holes.
Pulled all of the parking brake hardware, I'll gut the calipers when I change the seals out soon. Just ticking boxes off the list, still have quite a ways to go before driver's school in March.
Pulled the fuel pump to replace the level sender, to try and fix a CEL I've had for almost a year. Haven't fired it up yet to see if it worked.
While the back of the car was apart, I replaced the parcel shelf cover for one that wasn't trimmed for a rollbar, and covered taped over some holes.
Pulled all of the parking brake hardware, I'll gut the calipers when I change the seals out soon. Just ticking boxes off the list, still have quite a ways to go before driver's school in March.
#32
Googled some Spec Miata Wisdom and gutted the parking brake cylinders, and pulled all the cables and handle. Maybe my rear brakes will work for more than 1 event at a time this year!
Disabled the ignition lock, just drilled out the cover on the ignition and pulled all the springs, then RTV'd it closed.
Picked up this Alpinestars GP Tech suit and some OMP underwear from a friend with a distributor account for over $1200 off MSRP!
Disabled the ignition lock, just drilled out the cover on the ignition and pulled all the springs, then RTV'd it closed.
Picked up this Alpinestars GP Tech suit and some OMP underwear from a friend with a distributor account for over $1200 off MSRP!
#38
No, we have an unregulated (performance wise) bracket racing class that I'll be running to get my full license, want to keep the car S2 legal for when WRL comes around.
#40
This is all you really need. Look at the underside of your ignition, and you'll see the red area covered by a plate. Drill in the center of that plate with a 3/8" bit, and you can pull out the spring with some needle nose pliers. The plate on mine cracked so I pulled all of it out, and you can see the pawl outlined in green. Since the springs are gone it'll rest in the lower (unlocked) position. I RTV'd that in place to keep it from engaging and keep dirt and dust out.