Ohhhh and on a side note.

The car on the front Page of MazdaMotorsports webpage looks pretty familiar to me.

 

Pretty exciting news from one of our largest supporters this week

Fun things will be happening to the car over the winter......


Stay tuned.

 

Nothing new to add. Just saw that my post count was 999 and wanted my 1,000th post to be in my own thread.

Cheers you Turbo heads.

 

Haha! Post *****.

Neal

 

Here is a quick walk through of the new trailer

 

And here are a couple pics of the outside of the new Trailer. It has made the quality of life at events SOOOOOO much better




New 28' trailer in the upper driveway
Car beside the trailer at Spring Nationals

 

Nice.

 

Congrats Eric (and Randall).



http://sololive.scca.com/SSM.php

 

Great job guys, that time today looks comparably insane. I guess an SSM miata is actually faster than a csp miata.

 

Thanks guys.....that has been A LONG time coming.

 

What changes did you make over the winter?

That trailer is sexual.

 

Only change was rear springs and shock valving. Didn't touch the rest of the car.

 

Congrats, man!! Car looked awesome on course.

 

Thanks Neil. As you know, it has been a long road making the car work as well as it does now. It was UBER satisfying to see it finally all come together.

 

Couldn't stay away from the car or the cones. Went to a local event this past weekend. Set FTD (Beat a shifter cart to do it ) and had to be "conservative" by the sound meter because they had it setup next to a set of metal football bleachers.

This car is soooo addictive and I still can't wrap my head around how much faster it's going to be next year

#ThemConesBeCallin

 

That is one hell of a car! The amount and quality of work you put into it is impressive.

I went through a large portion of the thread and didn't see a mention... what coil overs are you using?

 

I'm using a set of AST 5350's which were custom built and custom
valved by Inertia Labs in Texas

 

Eric are you running the rear knuckle spherical in this car? If so how did you install it? Weld or retaining compound?

 

I am running them and they are held in place with retaining compound.

 

Good to hear, if anyone is going to bang them loose, I think it would be you. Congrats on the win.