My first turbo car '90 Miata finished today :)
Something like that
Babied it home and parked it until i get some surprise visits from the fed ex man shortly
More details in my intro thread - probably will do my own build thread once i sort out more and get some stuff done to it
Babied it home and parked it until i get some surprise visits from the fed ex man shortly
More details in my intro thread - probably will do my own build thread once i sort out more and get some stuff done to it
You mean everything right? More or less all of its being redone because its all stupid(ill just reuse some stuff like the silicone hoses and braided lines)
Only good thing is i traded him a vehicle worth 1k... Ok the seat and wheel have to give the miata some credit
Only good thing is i traded him a vehicle worth 1k... Ok the seat and wheel have to give the miata some credit
Probably going to just take over the kids thread lmao
All wheels have to go(even the bbs).. based off width and diameter, no need to get me started about looks hahaha last thing on my mind
It actually has matching sized pipe all the way back off the downpipe(2.5" by the looks but could he 2.25) With no cat or muffler etc. Sounds pretty decent just isn't to my taste or welding quality/pipe routing could alittle more tucked an less sections aswell
Basically i need to let my OCD run wild once I've redone all his work and got a proper ems
All wheels have to go(even the bbs).. based off width and diameter, no need to get me started about looks hahaha last thing on my mind
It actually has matching sized pipe all the way back off the downpipe(2.5" by the looks but could he 2.25) With no cat or muffler etc. Sounds pretty decent just isn't to my taste or welding quality/pipe routing could alittle more tucked an less sections aswell
Basically i need to let my OCD run wild once I've redone all his work and got a proper ems
My bad should have been alittle less vague with that answer, cutting the Exhaust out from around mid car and redoing out the driver side for clearance reasons and alittle aesthetic aswell- I've always been a fan of a slightly angled raw pipe "tip"
All the work he did must be redone, wiring, welding, Fab etc
All the work he did must be redone, wiring, welding, Fab etc
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