Rebuild all the salvage Miatas! ASS!
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You are a generous soul Richard, and Aidan. I am usually off Sunday and Monday but this week I work Sunday to cover for a co worker. Once I get the other shell here I'll have more direction of where to go, and that's where the real help can be had. Really though next is motor pull. I'm close, if I had some help I think I could finish the rest of the disassembly of the car in a full day.
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You are a generous soul Richard, and Aidan. I am usually off Sunday and Monday but this week I work Sunday to cover for a co worker. Once I get the other shell here I'll have more direction of where to go, and that's where the real help can be had. Really though next is motor pull. I'm close, if I had some help I think I could finish the rest of the disassembly of the car in a full day.
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Dude I hope that smurf works out. I really liked that car. I probably should have bought it. Oh well, on to 10AE beauty and the headache that is OBD2.
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Tis a hassle for registration. I have been registering the car at my cousin's address in Albany but then my DL has to be there and it's a mess. Plus illegal.
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Aaaaand just sent payment for the 10AE shell. If anyone has a tow dolly or trailer I can use that'd be awesome. Otherwise it'll be u-haul and a pickup from work.
I am excite.
I am excite.
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Think this will tow a miata shell on a flatbed UHaul? 

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Ha they wanted me to take a 2013 3/4 ton crew cab Chevy Duramax but too much hassle dealing with the 3" receiver.
The smurf will come. Is it in Seattle proper?
The smurf will come. Is it in Seattle proper?
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Well I'm going Monday morning, you're welcome to ride along. My shell is in Tacoma.
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Veddy gud. I'd put it off til next weekend if I could but didn't want it to get away.
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Doing brake research and I want to make sure I'm doing it right.
I kept my rear sport brakes and sold the fronts since I plan to run a BBK in the front.
I'm drooling over these calipers:
NEW SIX PISTON DynaPro 6 Caliper Big Brake Kit Upgrade for Big Brake Kit PURCHASED TODAY! for Miata
But figure that's probably way overkill. All I really need is the regular 11" setup from 949, FM or Goodwin, right?
Should I just go for the 11.75" kit and be done with it? What will match my rear sports best?
I kept my rear sport brakes and sold the fronts since I plan to run a BBK in the front.
I'm drooling over these calipers:
NEW SIX PISTON DynaPro 6 Caliper Big Brake Kit Upgrade for Big Brake Kit PURCHASED TODAY! for Miata
But figure that's probably way overkill. All I really need is the regular 11" setup from 949, FM or Goodwin, right?
Should I just go for the 11.75" kit and be done with it? What will match my rear sports best?







