Expert advice requested: Going to look at a '95 miata to be my next project
I am already on it! Weekend project.
If it was hit that hard in the back end it will not drive straight going down the road. It will probably eat tires. The interior fan switch is for a non-AC car, but this car had AC once upon a time. No title probably means salvage or certificate of destruction was issued. Worth $150 in scrap once you take the seven worthwhile bits of it.
Purchased today:
-Steering Wheel
-Radio Bezel
-Sparco racing seats
-Shifter and e-brake cover
Now eyeing suspension...today is getting expensive
Ha. Thanks I picked up on that. I've been drooling over wittyworks's turbo setup. But I need suspension regardless.
Anyone have great things to say about certain anti-sway bars?
-Racing Beat
-Eibach
-ST (Because I like the green)
-H&R
I really like my H&R sway bars and coil-overs in my Audi. Should I go as stiff as I can stand? Is there an overboard level for a Miata?
Anyone have great things to say about certain anti-sway bars?
-Racing Beat
-Eibach
-ST (Because I like the green)
-H&R
I really like my H&R sway bars and coil-overs in my Audi. Should I go as stiff as I can stand? Is there an overboard level for a Miata?
I just installed the racing beat tubular front sway bar. General forum consensus is the racing beat hollow front bar along with either no bar, stock bar, or msm 12 mm bar. There are a couple of recent threads about sway bar setups that are mostly track oriented. Installing the hollow sway bar on my car really helped the front body roll, but now it shows the shortcomings of the stock suspension even more
What about the adjustable end links? Worth it or not?
Is having a rear anti roll bar just too much? Not keeping both tires down?
Is having a rear anti roll bar just too much? Not keeping both tires down?
Last edited by blloyd29; Jun 1, 2011 at 05:40 PM.
There is a repair for the back window .
Do some searches on here as well as dogpile and google for miata rear window repair
as long as the material around the window is good it is fixable
Some company in calif sells a partial kit for the repair and some where I saw a repair guide for the window
You may even find a good used back half for a few bucks check the wrecking yards
Do some searches on here as well as dogpile and google for miata rear window repair
as long as the material around the window is good it is fixable
Some company in calif sells a partial kit for the repair and some where I saw a repair guide for the window
You may even find a good used back half for a few bucks check the wrecking yards
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