uti

hi everyone! is there any miata meet in socal. i am curretly living in pomona. so anyone around ?
i got my miata last year for daily drive since then. i played with couple of nissan car before. but now, just want to change. is there any specielize shop around in pomona. thanks for sharin gguys.

Trent

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uti makes it hurt when you pee.

welcome aboard.

rotaryjunky

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Welcome!

there is a ton of info on this sight and when your eyes are crossed from reading, don't be afraid to ask questions, these guys are amazing and fast (and there cars too). If you have a really simple question, pm me when you get enough posts.

olderguy

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If he PM's you the simple questions, there will be nothing left for me to answer.

This is the first time in my life that I've welcomed a uti: Welcome

rotaryjunky

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Nothing for you to answer except all that fancy pants autotune stuff, etc.............. I want to feel important too! (and don't worry, I will always recommend your O2 clamp! )

miatamania

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Welcome

samnavy

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The biggest Miata Club in Southern California is SOCALM...http://new.socalm.org/Home_Page.html
They do **** pretty much every weekend. Also, at www.miata.net, towards the bottom of the main forum page is a special section called "Communities"... there's a section for California.

rotaryjunky

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What about rural northern michigan? Yeah, I thought so.

You lucky bastards.

olderguy

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Road Trip!

Braineack

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I hope you mean to buy parts from, otherwise that's not the name of the game over here...

rotaryjunky

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We've gotten about 3 feet of snow since last friday. And my garage is in a valley. Anyone have a helicopter to pick me up in my car?

getsidewaysd1

Welcome To The Thunder Dome Bitch!

uti

thanks guyssss

Arkmage

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You in the UP? I've been enjoying the mild snow around flint... all the main roads have been clear. All of the side roads are nice and slick so I can drift at low enough speeds to not be dangerous (<10 mph).

rotaryjunky

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Nope, Traverse City. I have my suspension setup on the civic (trial and error) for a bit of oversteer so its quite fun on the snow. My drive is 11 miles of rarely plowed very rarely traveled roads, so I am often sliding sideways at 45-50. One of these days, I am going to hit a deer or ditch it but so far its been 11 years of fun. Of course, I have a kid in the back now so I am really watchful for other cars. And with new snow tires, the car reigns in nicely. I should probably get a car with a bunch of airbags one of these days though.