buckbo972

Hello all,

I currently live in Tampa, FL. Just picked up a '95 all stock machine a few weeks ago. I've been interested in a turbo miata project for a while now and finally decided to dive right in. My goal is as much DIY as reasonably possible. I'm a pipe welder by trade and have access to as much fabrication equipment as I should need. Anyone ever go too far with the DIY and regret it?

You guys seem like a bit of a rough crowd, but you've got some of the best information I've been able to find. Here are some boobies to calm your internet furries.

18psi

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Welcome

If you keep spamming threads to bump you post count or just randomly post stupid pointless crap even that hot chick won't calm our furry

Amellrotts

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^^^^^ LMAO!!!!!!
Gitem' Vlad

buckbo972

Clearly. But I am in fact here a legitimate project and hopefully some useful input for some.

Amellrotts

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Then put some ******* thought into your posts and try to add to the common good and not waist our time going to threads to find you have posted a single sentence bullshit post that adds nothing to the conversation. Seriously, I just clicked the "New Post" button and you were the last person to post in six different threads. All of which were stupid posts clearly intended to get your post count up in a hurry. If you are real, write down some questions on a piece of paper and search to find answers to each question. Then, ask an intelligent question and reference the data you have found and explain why that didn't give you the answer you were looking for. Ev en then you will get **** so imagine the path you are currently on......ban?

buckbo972

I don't have any questions. Everything I've wanted to know so far has been discussed and I've found the answers I need. I've made a few posts throwing my opinion in. I'm not trying to waste anyone's time. I'm just here to learn.

Braineack

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Thanks for joining, buckbo972!