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Old 08-03-2017, 12:17 AM
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Hello, i'm Samm, 29 from Holland.. I own a built MX5 NB Turbo imported from the UK.. I'm here for now just reading stuff, learning about future posibilty's for more power but most of all, reliability etcetc..
It's running: 309,4 HP and 325 NM

For all the spec junkies:

Forged BP4W 1.9L from a NB/FL 2004
Garret GT2860RS Ball Bearing Turbo, Custom RB26 Skyline Elbow.
6 speed NB/FL Gearbox
Torsen II 3.9 Differential.
ACT 6 Puck Clutch.
Haltech PS1000 Stand-alone ECU with Custom Harnass.
A lot of Haltech Sensors
680cc Precision Turbo Injectors.
Eagle Performance H-Beam Rods.
Wiseco Pistons.
ACL Racebearings.
ARP2000.
Cometic Gasket.
Redtop Coilpacks, (Audi R8)
EVO 5 Fuelpump
HKS Intercooler.

Still full on summer season here, so i'm saving for parts to add in the winter..
To Do List:

ATI Harmonic Balancer
BE Billet Oilpump
Setrab Oil Cooler Kit
Supertech Valve Kit
Solid engine mounts

Front subframe removal, powdercoat it and clean/ derust the engine bay and put in some new armrubbers.. Rerouting the coolant reroute out of sight ..
And a WHOLE lot more..

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What a gorgeous car. That engine bay looks great. The interior has some real nice touches too. Diamond stitch parcel shelf and panels caught my eye
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Originally Posted by Verwah
What a gorgeous car. That engine bay looks great. The interior has some real nice touches too. Diamond stitch parcel shelf and panels caught my eye
$50 of material on amazon and you can make some yourself



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Originally Posted by psyber_0ptix
$50 of material on amazon and you can make some yourself
Nice. I've got a poorly fit area of felt cloth on my parcel shelf since I removed the soft top and plastic partitions. It was done in a bit of a hurry, just to partially cover the metal. I might give it another try with the diamond stitch material. I need more patience though. That is the struggle. I've already thought about getting a custom upholsterer to do a quality job instead of me hacking together a roughshod version again.
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you can always check out carbonmiata's offerings, but I'm cheap and cant justify the $189 cost and $55 shipping. Good luck if you have a roll bar.

https://www.carbonmiata.com/shop/maz...l-shelf-cover/
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Very clean ride dude. What manifold is that?
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That thing looks so good, wow.
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Welcome

Lava Orange is beautiful. Engine compartment exquisite.
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Gordon (EO2k) needs to see this car
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What housing did you use for your re-route? I test fit a housing from another Mazda that oriented the hose like that when i was doing some looking into a spacer-less re-route.
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BRB, burning my shitbox to the ground.
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And your hard fuel lines. Did the European '99 come with them shaped like that, or did you do some adjustments?
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are you talking about the brake lines?
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Originally Posted by DNMakinson
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Lava Orange is beautiful. Engine compartment exquisite.
Evolution orange!

Really stunning car, man. Wow. Extremely well done. Kudos.
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Originally Posted by 18psi
are you talking about the brake lines?
Fuel lines are routed differently than on my NB1.
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Fuel line, as it enters the engine compartment, and on US versions, the Evap line, came straight up. Then there was the damper arrangement.

I know that the EU version had the return line.

My question revolves around the fact that his supply and return lines are angled back, rather than pointing straight up.
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Note, this isn't just an EU car, it's a UK car, it's RHD. A few things will be different.

I love the door cards, so much more room!
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Originally Posted by concealer404
Fuel lines are routed differently than on my NB1.
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Fuel line, as it enters the engine compartment, and on US versions, the Evap line, came straight up. Then there was the damper arrangement.

I know that the EU version had the return line.

My question revolves around the fact that his supply and return lines are angled back, rather than pointing straight up.
Oh I see it now. Kinda sorta looks like NA return-style setup.
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