Nice,, are you gonna cover up the bolts or go countersunk?

Give it a crack, doesnt cost much to get stuff laser cut!

I get raised undercover parking at my work

Sucks you got water in, Im glad I have a hardtop!

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Do it! Its great fun, really good if it rains and then dries out as it lets you slowly learn the ropes.

Poor Roadster!!! Im in Albany and the flooding was quite impressive behind the court, Cars floating away!

We need more people!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

YAY FORUM IS BACK!!!

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evel wrote:dont need to, rotary

Unless you want (despite the added cost of fitting the V8!) reliability

Hey now Rotary engines are reliable and efficient. Thats how they won Lem Mans after all. But they are only reliable and efficient at full throttle, so just drive everywhere flat out.

I love it in the dry.

But would love to try Drift on a rainy track.

http://youtu.be/jo8TV-jhEsw

Ice rink if its raining, fun if its dry.

Thats a really good price for the Kms! What are your plans?

Went to Hampton again, Won the gymkhana! I believe I saw your car Chris!

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Diffs are better and stronger in NB and 1800cc, 1600cc NA have either Viscous or open diff with 6 tooth head, not as strong as 8 tooth head and open or Torsen diff in the 1800cc. Both motors go well Turbo as they were both originally designed for it and have low compression ratios. NA power isnt to ...

Unless your in Japan and have money to spend on it.

http://youtu.be/s_jjLqEKwWk

This site has all the specs, There not super high revving but concentrate more on handling like a boss.

http://specs.amayama.com/mazda/eunos_roadster/

Sounds like an S-Special.

Veilside has amazing kits compared to this.

68Kg?? Need a few more pies bro to catch up to my 85Kg

Spacer works if you have a wheel that adapts with a bosskit, I went for a 20mm. Some come with the longer bolts some dont. Check out Moonlight Racing (MLracing.co.nz I think) they have some HKB ones.

Yeah and there pretty strong to go with, its what happens when you buy good wheels.

My Watanabes that are coming are 4.5Kg each 11Kg with tire. The TE37s look good!

Good to see another tall person in one of these great machines, Im 18 and 195cm so not quite your height or build(Im pretty skinny) but I found a spacer on the wheel helps alot.

You might want to have a look into Elise seats or buckets though.

I looked into aftermarket headers but the stocks ones arent that inefficient, they do crack though so replacing them can be cheaper. My understanding from the results I read on the dyno are a 1hp gain if your lucky, thats with no other work done to the engine. I would rather spend the money on a bet...