Hello from south Florida.
09-23-2013, 02:15 PM
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Hello from south Florida.
What's up I'm Norbert, I've owned my 1990 miata for about a year. Since i bought my car all I've done was some hardtop side latches and some other simple things nothing major yet. 
This is when i brought it home.
I plan on tracking the car but for right now i'm autocrossing every chance i get, As for the turbo I'm still not sure if i should go with a kit or DIY so ill be researching that as well as a hardtop, diff and a few other things i want before i plunge into the world of BOOST!!
So thats about it thanks for checking out my post and have a magical day.
This is when i brought it home.
I plan on tracking the car but for right now i'm autocrossing every chance i get, As for the turbo I'm still not sure if i should go with a kit or DIY so ill be researching that as well as a hardtop, diff and a few other things i want before i plunge into the world of BOOST!!
So thats about it thanks for checking out my post and have a magical day.
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09-25-2013, 01:43 AM
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You have that right. I was originally looking into the voodoo II, but I've swayed away thanks to some threads and I'm now looking at DIY since its cheaper and from what it seems a better option.
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09-25-2013, 02:10 AM
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Ya there's one this Saturday at Sunlife stadium its hosted by Equip Rapid Auto Sports Car Club. Their the group I auto crossed with the last two times since the courses are set up so well and its a good amount of people. Unfortunately Ill be out of town so I'm going to miss it.
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09-25-2013, 02:33 AM
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Ya there's one this Saturday at Sunlife stadium its hosted by Equip Rapid Auto Sports Car Club. Their the group I auto crossed with the last two times since the courses are set up so well and its a good amount of people. Unfortunately Ill be out of town so I'm going to miss it.
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09-25-2013, 04:59 AM
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There is nothing wrong with getting a FM or BEGi no electronics base kit. They come with good quality parts, and a good turbo. Building off of that is a popular option too, not to mention fitment issues are slim to none. DIY is awesome if you have the ability to fabricate a manifold, and downpipe and can afford more "down time".
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09-25-2013, 11:12 AM
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There is nothing wrong with getting a FM or BEGi no electronics base kit. They come with good quality parts, and a good turbo. Building off of that is a popular option too, not to mention fitment issues are slim to none. DIY is awesome if you have the ability to fabricate a manifold, and downpipe and can afford more "down time".
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