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There's... who was it, intigral? Or whoever took over their blanks. They do custom work for about the same price, if I remember. I wouldn't know the details of what to ask for though.
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My car is officially OGK 2.0. Emilio himself wrote it there. |
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Emilio says 'finesse it in.' This meant 'bend the hell out of it with a five foot pry bar.' Still. It's finally in.
https://www.miataturbo.net/attachmen...ine=1369114850 Praying mantises are so cute, saw this guy on my way in: https://www.miataturbo.net/attachmen...ine=1369114850 |
Did you go from the bottom up or the top down. when installing it?
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I spy an AC compressor. Get rid of that shit. ;)
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Before you install anything else or do anything else, stop, put the parts down, pick up some cleaner and brush/sponge and CLEAN THAT DISGUSTING ENGINE BAY!!!
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Originally Posted by 18psi
(Post 1013887)
Before you install anything else or do anything else, stop, put the parts down, pick up some cleaner and brush/sponge and CLEAN THAT DISGUSTING ENGINE BAY!!!
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Originally Posted by RyanRaduechel
(Post 1013902)
Seriously. That shit is terrible looking. And I disagree with the twin disc not being a street clutch. Even with the ceramic 4 pucks I daily drive mine and love it. I seldom chatter and never do burnouts because of it. Now doing them on purpose is a whole different story, those I do.
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Originally Posted by 18psi
(Post 1013887)
Before you install anything else or do anything else, stop, put the parts down, pick up some cleaner and brush/sponge and CLEAN THAT DISGUSTING ENGINE BAY!!!
Emilio did ask too, though. So. I don't even know how I'd go about cleaning that up. |
I yes he drives a twin disk on the street. Having driven his car, I would never, ever, drive a twin disk on the street.
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Originally Posted by miata2fast
(Post 1013863)
I spy an AC compressor. Get rid of that shit. ;)
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Originally Posted by Evo Kevin
(Post 1013862)
Did you go from the bottom up or the top down. when installing it?
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Originally Posted by 18psi
(Post 1013957)
I yes he drives a twin disk on the street. Having driven his car, I would never, ever, drive a twin disk on the street.
Yep, 949 SuperMiata twin disc, same as yours. Except mine is with the 4 puck ceramic discs. I drove a stock Miata the other day, the clutch felt as if there was nothing there. I asked what's wrong with it, he looked at me like I was stupid. |
Holy shit man. I bow to your godlike clutch-bilities.
I still feel proud if I take my lowly organic off without chugging or burning out. :party: I'm not sure if my six speed and 4.3 with smaller tires helps or hurts with that. |
I took mine to San Francisco a few weeks ago. The first time I caught a red light at the top on one of those ridiculous hills I was a little nervous. Especially when the taxi cab behind me drove up my tail pipe. I really had no choice other than the put it in first, hold the e brake and dump the clutch to avoid rolling back into him. After a few hills, I got the hang of it.
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Oh man. The first time I drove my twin disk, I ended up stuck in rush hour traffic, stop and go on the highway for an hour.
Sink or swim times really help you learn. Of course, it is pretty fun just to powerslide instead of doing it 'properly.' |
Originally Posted by Nagase
(Post 1013956)
Don't care. Would rather drive. :party:
Emilio did ask too, though. So. I don't even know how I'd go about cleaning that up. Bucket of screaming hot water with a bunch of dish soap. Start scrubbin'. Dish soap won't discolor plastics like a strong degreaser can. Once you have the bulk of the grime of. Go back with a another bucket with some hairy degreaser. Rinse the degreaser off right after you're done scrubbing. This is a good time to grab a rattle can from HDM that sorta matches engine bay and touch up areas that don't have any paint left. Or skip all that , crack open a beer and watch Monaco on NBC. http://www.wigglestatic.com/images/m...=350&h=350&a=7 http://www.cleaningsuppliesoutlet.co...11971661_1.jpg ____ Trick for managing the twin disc clutch. Instead of modulating with calve muscles, raising your whole leg: Plant your heel on floor and modulate pedal with your ankle. That way when the car jumps forward, your foot moves with it instead of your leg staying put (stalling the car). With practice you can smoothly slip the twin in traffic and loading onto trailer. |
Originally Posted by emilio700
(Post 1014022)
Clean yo shiz
____ Trick for managing the twin disc clutch. Instead of modulating with calve muscles, raising your whole leg: Plant your heel on floor and modulate pedal with your ankle. That way when the car jumps forward, your foot moves with it instead of your leg staying put (stalling the car). With practice you can smoothly slip the twin in traffic and loading onto trailer. |
Cool thread, but seriously +1 for cleaning that engine bay. I don't know how you take any pride in your car with it looking like that, no offense intended.
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Originally Posted by emilio700
(Post 1014022)
Trick for managing the twin disc clutch.
Instead of modulating with calve muscles, raising your whole leg: Plant your heel on floor and modulate pedal with your ankle. That way when the car jumps forward, your foot moves with it instead of your leg staying put (stalling the car). With practice you can smoothly slip the twin in traffic and loading onto trailer. |
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