Harold's 1999 sport build
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Thanks, i actually took some boost out at lower RPM's to make the car easier to drive in the street on my winter all seasons, also have a 16 year old that drives it when i take him somewere and i don't want to end up in a dich with him behid the wheel.
Got the car washed today, think that it is time to put on the summer tires
Got the car washed today, think that it is time to put on the summer tires
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Thanks, i actually took some boost out at lower RPM's to make the car easier to drive in the street on my winter all seasons, also have a 16 year old that drives it when i take him somewere and i don't want to end up in a dich with him behid the wheel.
Got the car washed today, think that it is time to put on the summer tires
Got the car washed today, think that it is time to put on the summer tires
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I think that CODTUS new setup is the ultimate way to go, i installed a boost table switch but could only get only get one boost level working at a time, ebc would go nuts on the other table, then i gave up and installed a cabin mounted manual boost controller "i know kill me now" but i really like being able to dial whatever boost i want.Great for autocross, you can feed it in as you learn the course and the tires warm up.
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Thanks, should have made it a little wider, 245's on 9" ul's fit but dont think that they would fit with the 10" rims... Nover imagined that there would be 10" rims for small cars like the Miata back when i built this thing.
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Unfortunatley this is a steel hood that i purchased without asking if it was oem, i will measure it when i get home, the OEM hoods are aluminum and i think that they are around 1mm thick it is likley to warp pretty bad if you tig it.
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Got the car aligned yesterday, it is pretty porkey at 2634 lbs with 1/4 tank of gas, 219lbs of my lard on the drivers seat, ac, ps roll bar (no hard top)��
Pretty much ready for next weekend track day! Thank you brother for helping me with the aligment !!!
Pretty much ready for next weekend track day! Thank you brother for helping me with the aligment !!!
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