:gay: , lord knows it's the truth. We're idiots, but at least we're stubborn!

i dunno about you but my . something in inches gun sounds way better than 9mm.

Thats why you say "man, I was just about to pull out my 9 and blast his ass" No mm necessary. Sounds fine to me..

And, looking good!



Also, A big mac's a big mac, but they call it "le big mac."

And I'll stop posting garbage in the diy suggestions now.

i like to say. "hey, watch it bub, before i pull my .3560inches out on you."

(alright, one more)


oooooo! that does sound better!

i wish my ebrake was on the other side like that. more room

yeah well mazda just moved it to the other side on the new NC. to appeal to the american market who had been complaining about it maybe ? ? ?

so now WE'RE stuck with the damn thing on the wrong side. grumble grumble.

you had a good run of it though 16 years of a comfortable car aint bad.

i guess you guys are responsible for all those damn cupholders everywhere in the new model too.

you guys and your supersize cokes, geez .

haha, ok i'll stop now.

did the license plate deal recently, looks great! ill post pics later on.

DIY Projects - Comments & Suggestions
 

DIY Exhaust :naughty:

clamp a turn-down tip off the dp?

Diy Mbc
 

There's a guy selling these on eBay for $12 delivered (NXS manual boost controller). It comes with a faq sheet, instructions etc. The guy must work at a brass fitting manufacturing facility because I can't see how he's making any dough. To the point- his has a tiny "bleed" hole drilled in the T - opposite the wastegate barb, on axis with it. I've got the thing installed and it works perfect. Just wondered what the purpose of the bleed hole is. :confused:

Maybe bleeding the pressure from wastegate line so the ball has always ambient pressure on spring side and therefore creates less spikes?

hrk

That's exactly right. Without the vent hole, it sticks. With too big a vent hole, it spikes. Ask me how I know.:td:

I am still having probs with my digicam.

www.mcmaster.com cat page 432 at the bottom, PN 48935K25.
1/4" Brass Adjustable Vacuum/Pressure Relief Valve.

This makes a great MBC. Just get an NPT to barb fitting for the threaded end, and use a Vac nipple (cut one leg off of a T) for the other, get one that fits right inside the hole at the top, sand down the outside of the nipple non barb end of the nipple to make a perfect fit. JB weld it into the hole.

Now you need a small bleed opening take a pin (like the kind your taylor uses) and hold the non sharp end in some vice grips, heat up the sharp end with a lighter or something and then plunge it into the vac nipple, next to the brass part, make sure you only go through one side of the tubing. Now hook it up. Make sure you don't cover the pin hole with your hose.

Helpfull link, Muffler flow data.

http://www.broaderperformance.com/mu...flow_tests.htm

Get some Silicone Tape.

http://order.waytekwire.com/CGI-BIN/...CC5081+M37+ENG

This stuff is great for wiring but has tons of other uses too, I have used it when an IC pipe (not on the miata) was a little too small for any coupling I could find. Just wrapped some around the pipe to fill in the space, no worrys about high temps.

I have a side mount plate like braineack's and wrapped some around the outside plate bolt to make sure it can't scratch the bumper. Done properly it will never come off.

Use it as heat insulation for hoses and cables, use it to hold other insulation on.

The list can go on forever.