99 Miata S/C Dominos Delivery Driver
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The noob hazing used to be a bit more eloquent and purposeful back when I was your age. Now it's just a bunch of noise with no real depth. When I was your age, noobs were hazed in such a way as to not be sure they were being hazed. We left them wondering WTF rather than just being obviously affrontive. We used to try to haze with style and sophistication, with depth and forethought. The trick is to mix enough fact with your fiction to make it somewhat believable (See Joe Perez's trolls). It takes more mental effort but is far more fun and interesting to the rest of us. Otherwise you might as well just fart on your keyboard. I know you can do better.
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The noob hazing used to be a bit more eloquent and purposeful back when I was your age. Now it's just a bunch of noise with no real depth. When I was your age, noobs were hazed in such a way as to not be sure they were being hazed. We left them wondering WTF rather than just being obviously affrontive. We used to try to haze with style and sophistication, with depth and forethought. The trick is to mix enough fact with your fiction to make it somewhat believable (See Joe Perez's trolls). It takes more mental effort but is far more fun and interesting to the rest of us. Otherwise you might as well just fart on your keyboard. I know you can do better.
Anywho, how old do you think I am? Our join dates are very close as well, so when you say "trolling/hazing back in my day" or "when I was your age" I think its cute. *EDIT: actually if you're bored you should search back to some threads from 2008 and prior. The hazing was just as harsh, just not as much profanity.
Anywho, I got no beef with you, just bustin your chops.
.....Back to our regular scheduled programming
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You whipper snappers and your newfangled computer telephones get me all in a tizzy. Back in my day we hazed by short-wave radio from out back in the radio shack behind the house. And we did it subtly, like when Bill Shakespeare wrote about someone having a "copper ring" in his pants. Or when Mercucio referred to Romeo as "a natural" (a fool) running around looking for a hole to put his bauble into.
#26
You whipper snappers and your newfangled computer telephones get me all in a tizzy. Back in my day we hazed by short-wave radio from out back in the radio shack behind the house. And we did it subtly, like when Bill Shakespeare wrote about someone having a "copper ring" in his pants. Or when Mercucio referred to Romeo as "a natural" (a fool) running around looking for a hole to put his bauble into.
I think we should still haze like this because honestly I could care less if other people don't understand if it is hazing or not. It entertains the ones who do and is likely to provide amazing threads when the noobs don't realize its hazing and take the advice at face value.
#27
You whipper snappers and your newfangled computer telephones get me all in a tizzy. Back in my day we hazed by short-wave radio from out back in the radio shack behind the house. And we did it subtly, like when Bill Shakespeare wrote about someone having a "copper ring" in his pants. Or when Mercucio referred to Romeo as "a natural" (a fool) running around looking for a hole to put his bauble into.
#28
Fortunately this noob only really gave us grammar to haze on....annnnnnd your car looks better than mine right now..... don't be so ashamed of it...... we're all here cause we like cars...... miatas specifically...... it is miata tubro though and not miata supercharger....FI is still cool though either way.... at least your not at m.net where.... maybe later you'll see six shooter on their reciting Shakespeare with the rest of the old farts........ while they talk about their cars overheating and not starting and showing off the cool bra they put on their bumper... and how they tricked out their daisy wheels.......................................
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LOL. This thread gave me the lulz. Thanks OP. Oh, I actually read your little snippet, because I'm bored at work.
Now, in 100% honesty, I WOULD tell you to go megasquirt right away, since you obviously need a reliable DD car that doesn't blow the **** up. However in this case I'm going to say at the very LEST get a wideband 02 gauge to monitor those af/r's so you don't blow your motor. What kind of fuel/timing control did that kit come with?
Now, in 100% honesty, I WOULD tell you to go megasquirt right away, since you obviously need a reliable DD car that doesn't blow the **** up. However in this case I'm going to say at the very LEST get a wideband 02 gauge to monitor those af/r's so you don't blow your motor. What kind of fuel/timing control did that kit come with?
#32
The fuel and timing my car is using currently are Powercards... One for fuel and one for timing... I know that they are not the best option, but at the time just thought I would see how they do. I can actually say the cards are doing pretty good. I have put about 15,000 miles of rough city/highway miles and my car sounds like it runs better with the S/C than it did stock... lol... anyway reliable so far, but I do want to eventually get MS and a Wideband O2. I actually do have a couple of Qs?????
How long does a supercharger last before a rebuild is required? and second...
How do I change the oil on my supercharger at about the 30,000 mile mark??
How long does a supercharger last before a rebuild is required? and second...
How do I change the oil on my supercharger at about the 30,000 mile mark??
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I hate you so much right now
From the Moss catalog:
CARB Database: Aftermarket Parts Database of Executive Orders
Eaton: FAQ for Superchargers
Trackdog Racing: Moss MP62 Superchargers
Please stop posting until you learn how to read and then take advantage of your cognitive abilities.
From the Moss catalog:
CARB Database: Aftermarket Parts Database of Executive Orders
Originally Posted by CARB EO# D-453-8
Moss Motors' Mazda Supercharger Kit includes an Eaton supercharger designed to give a maximum boost of 6 psi., air by pass valve, add-on digital fuel management module to increase fuel flow during boost conditions, timing management module designed to retard timing during boost conditions, and an aftermarket open element air cleaner to replace the original air cleaner. The throttle body is relocated during installation.
Originally Posted by EATON FAQ
Q: Supercharger model names… I am confused!
A: Eaton has produced many OEM superchargers throughout the years. The “M” series units are denoted only by their displacement in cubic inches. For example, an M90 is 90 in3/revolution. The newer TVS series superchargers are denoted by their displacement in cubic centimeters. For example, a TVS R2300 is 2.3 liters/revolution or 2300 cm3/revolution. There are different configurations of each displacement and they are not generally interchangeable. The aftermarket supercharger partner companies create their own prefixes but generally retain the displacement number. For example, “MP” series units are produced by Magnuson Products, “HTV” series units are produced by Harrop Engineering, and “E-force” series units are produced by Edelbrock.
A: Eaton has produced many OEM superchargers throughout the years. The “M” series units are denoted only by their displacement in cubic inches. For example, an M90 is 90 in3/revolution. The newer TVS series superchargers are denoted by their displacement in cubic centimeters. For example, a TVS R2300 is 2.3 liters/revolution or 2300 cm3/revolution. There are different configurations of each displacement and they are not generally interchangeable. The aftermarket supercharger partner companies create their own prefixes but generally retain the displacement number. For example, “MP” series units are produced by Magnuson Products, “HTV” series units are produced by Harrop Engineering, and “E-force” series units are produced by Edelbrock.
Originally Posted by TrackDogRacing
WHAT ABOUT THE MP62?
The MOSS Eaton MP62 Supercharger is a great system for moderate performance gains. Unfortunately, MOSS has decided to discontinue the MP62 (62 cubic inch) 4th Generation Supercharger Kit due to drastic price increases. We continue to support the MP62 including boost upgrades.
The MOSS Eaton MP62 Supercharger is a great system for moderate performance gains. Unfortunately, MOSS has decided to discontinue the MP62 (62 cubic inch) 4th Generation Supercharger Kit due to drastic price increases. We continue to support the MP62 including boost upgrades.
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So am I the only one who, while reading through this, thought: "You know, this kid's automotive and financial life would be much easier and less dramatic if he weren't trying to daily drive sports cars on barely-beater money?"
Welcome aboard, and big ups for valuing interesting cars enough to jeopardize your financial and academic well-being for it. Here I thought I was hard-core for having sports bikes and then a lowish mileage NB while supplementing my transportation needs with the easily-accessible and affordable mass transit system my large metropolitan city provides. It sounds like you're doing it with no such safety net.
Welcome aboard, and big ups for valuing interesting cars enough to jeopardize your financial and academic well-being for it. Here I thought I was hard-core for having sports bikes and then a lowish mileage NB while supplementing my transportation needs with the easily-accessible and affordable mass transit system my large metropolitan city provides. It sounds like you're doing it with no such safety net.