Miata Turbo Forum - Boost cars, acquire cats. - FM II Kit and extras for sale

Posting for Chad Douglas [chad *at* linuxpupil.com], aka 2TWISTY. No affiliation. Please contact Chad for details or purchase. It won’t help to contact me because all I know is posted below.

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“I am selling my FMII kit along with some other goodies I’ve accumulated:

FMII (BBB, 80K) for 1.8 with PS and AC, Cast downpipe (10k), Link (94-95 version), Serial Link, cable and USB<>Serial adapter, RC550s,FMIC, Extra BEGI Downpipe with longer wastegate tube (brand new, unused), FM Turbo Exhaust (80k) FM High-Flow Catalytic Converter (80k) Dual gauge A-Pillar pod with EGT/AFR gauge (you will need a replacement EGT sensor) AEM WB02 Controller (non-gauge type) Sensor dead; not included YOU WILL NEED A CLUTCH! I am leaving the ACT on the car, because it’s a pain to remove.

Condition:
The turbo has 80k miles on it. There doesn’t seem to be a noticeable amount of play in the bearings. For the entire time the turbo was installed, only Mobil1 was used. IC pipes have were painted yellow when I bought it, but the paint has failed in a few areas where surface rust started. A good sanding or media blast / repaint would take care of it. I replaced the original welded downpipe with a cast FM model some time ago. I think it was on the car for about 10k miles. BEGI also sent me a free replacement for the failed welded unit and I never got the chance to install it and use it on the car before deciding to remove the turbo.

Reason for sale:
I removed the turbo for 2 reasons: Fuel prices were climbing, and I needed the money to help me pay off debts. I have held onto the turbo for a year after removing it, because part of me couldn’t bear to finally sell it off. I have decided to sell finally.

PRICE:
Asking price: $2100. Buyer pays actual shipping and packaging costs (located in Hamilton, OH 45015). I have no idea what it will cost to pack and ship all the pieces. I will pack them very carefully in plastic and/or paper.”