MX V's MG
MX V's MG
Reminds me of that old saying.. Once you go black, you never go back! =)
Hmmmmm guess I will stick to red.
Ken McNoe
Phone: 09 483 8237
Mobile: 021 536 911
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while the manual steering rack isn't as quick (ratio) as the assisted
one, you'll have less weight over the nose of the car, ditto for the
AC. Should make for a better feel at the wheel.
The NZ models have speedos that go past 180km/h too
Mine ('96 NZ
new) has travelled over 160k km and still runs like a top !
The JDM ones do tend to have more goodies tho (AC, ltd slip diffs,
chrome bits, leather etc)
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The NB computer drives the dash cluster (unlike the NA which is
mechanical/analog) so you'll want to try it before you accept it - you
probably have a 180km/h speedo. The NB ecu also controls the
alternator's voltage regulator.
Mazda also tended to change the ecu plugs around every couple of
years, so that's another thing to watch out for.
Don't think you'd magically gain any power - unlike VTECs or turbo
Nissans, Japanese Mazdas aren't tuned for 98RON octane AFAIK...
hope that helps...
Jeff
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Hmmmmm guess I will stick to red.
Ken McNoe
Phone: 09 483 8237
Mobile: 021 536 911
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while the manual steering rack isn't as quick (ratio) as the assisted
one, you'll have less weight over the nose of the car, ditto for the
AC. Should make for a better feel at the wheel.
The NZ models have speedos that go past 180km/h too

new) has travelled over 160k km and still runs like a top !
The JDM ones do tend to have more goodies tho (AC, ltd slip diffs,
chrome bits, leather etc)
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The NB computer drives the dash cluster (unlike the NA which is
mechanical/analog) so you'll want to try it before you accept it - you
probably have a 180km/h speedo. The NB ecu also controls the
alternator's voltage regulator.
Mazda also tended to change the ecu plugs around every couple of
years, so that's another thing to watch out for.
Don't think you'd magically gain any power - unlike VTECs or turbo
Nissans, Japanese Mazdas aren't tuned for 98RON octane AFAIK...
hope that helps...
Jeff
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MX V's MG
Reminds me of that old saying.. Once you go black, you never go back! =)
Hmmmmm guess I will stick to red.
Ken McNoe
Phone: 09 483 8237
Mobile: 021 536 911
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while the manual steering rack isn't as quick (ratio) as the assisted
one, you'll have less weight over the nose of the car, ditto for the
AC. Should make for a better feel at the wheel.
The NZ models have speedos that go past 180km/h too
Mine ('96 NZ
new) has travelled over 160k km and still runs like a top !
The JDM ones do tend to have more goodies tho (AC, ltd slip diffs,
chrome bits, leather etc)
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The NB computer drives the dash cluster (unlike the NA which is
mechanical/analog) so you'll want to try it before you accept it - you
probably have a 180km/h speedo. The NB ecu also controls the
alternator's voltage regulator.
Mazda also tended to change the ecu plugs around every couple of
years, so that's another thing to watch out for.
Don't think you'd magically gain any power - unlike VTECs or turbo
Nissans, Japanese Mazdas aren't tuned for 98RON octane AFAIK...
hope that helps...
Jeff
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Hmmmmm guess I will stick to red.
Ken McNoe
Phone: 09 483 8237
Mobile: 021 536 911
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while the manual steering rack isn't as quick (ratio) as the assisted
one, you'll have less weight over the nose of the car, ditto for the
AC. Should make for a better feel at the wheel.
The NZ models have speedos that go past 180km/h too

new) has travelled over 160k km and still runs like a top !
The JDM ones do tend to have more goodies tho (AC, ltd slip diffs,
chrome bits, leather etc)
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The NB computer drives the dash cluster (unlike the NA which is
mechanical/analog) so you'll want to try it before you accept it - you
probably have a 180km/h speedo. The NB ecu also controls the
alternator's voltage regulator.
Mazda also tended to change the ecu plugs around every couple of
years, so that's another thing to watch out for.
Don't think you'd magically gain any power - unlike VTECs or turbo
Nissans, Japanese Mazdas aren't tuned for 98RON octane AFAIK...
hope that helps...
Jeff
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