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  1. 11B-33T

    Remember that time...

    My .02 Telematics is a problematic issue especially when the uses of that data and its ownership are undefined. The security and collection of the data used by the Internet of Things (IOT) connectivity, that have become standard in most everyday devices, does leave a lot to be desired (IMO) but...
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    Mazdas247 Mazda Museum Tour 2022

    Blasphemous they didn't have an MSP in the museum 😒
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    Mazdas247 Update: We’re 20! 🥳

    I still rock my Mazdas 24/7 black t-shirt on occasion but it seems the damn 'dryer' has shrunk it and it fits like a muscle T now...😐
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    Poll What's the main reason you became a Mazdas247 Member?

    Joined because I had never owned a turbo car before and been lurking for over 15 years. I learned tons from just reading and staying out of the fray the MSP boards could be when some of the myriad personalities would flex and the flaming was flinging everywhere! Reality TV via Mazdas 24/7 forums...
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    What have you done to your MSP today?

    Oil change, changed out spark plugs, clean/oiled K&N air filter and got the spacer fitment issue resolved.
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    Is the MSP rear wheel bore larger than the front wheel bore?

    Got the rear spacers machined to proper size and mounted. Rear view and did note that excess weight in the back may require fender rolling. Thanks for all the input/replies.
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    Is the MSP rear wheel bore larger than the front wheel bore?

    Yep, installed extended lugs when I first went with the Ichiba 10mm spacers. I installed the 12mm spacers (with no issue of fitment) on the front rotors/hubs and was able to get 9-10 turns on tightening before applying the torque wrench.
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    Is the MSP rear wheel bore larger than the front wheel bore?

    Stopped in a engine shop that does machining and the owner listened as I explained the problem. He measured the new spacer and old spacer hub-centric ring I provided and cautioned against modifying the new spacer until I had thoroughly scrubbed and cleaned the rear hubs. They were kinda crusty...
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    Is the MSP rear wheel bore larger than the front wheel bore?

    Damn, not gonna be plug-n-play like I hoped. Thanks for the info and now gotta research a local engine/machining shop.
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    What have you done to your MSP today?

    Bumping after the last post was over 16 months ago. 😲 Attempting to upgrade to 12mm spacers and having issues with fitment on rear hubs...
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    MSP Production Numbers (continued)

    USERNAME: 11B-33T STATE CAR RESIDES: AZ Year: 2003.5 PRODUCTION NUMBER: 2641 COLOR: Laser Blue YEAR BOUGHT: 2008 YEAR SOLD (if you sold it): Still Zoomin' :cool:
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    New 2003 Mazdaspeed Protege owner with a few questions

    Adding a can of Sea Foam to your fuel tank is fine. BG 44k fuel system cleaner is also a very good product to use annually. BG 44k Platinum
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    Is the MSP rear wheel bore larger than the front wheel bore?

    Need some assistance as I found these 12mm 5x114.3 Hubcentric Wheel Spacers (67.1mm Bore) Fits Mazda RX 7 RX 8 Miata MX-5 & More and they fit perfectly on the front rotors but not the rear. Any MSP vets out there got the info I need in the title? TIA
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    New 2003 Mazdaspeed Protege owner with a few questions

    Oil Change (full synthetic) Coolant check/change PS fluid check/change Brake fluid check/change Spark plugs check/change Air filter check/change Battery load test Can of Sea Foam and Fuel System cleaner in gas tank
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    Would you consider the Mazda Protege and MP5 "cult cars"?

    Mazda has been considered a 'niche' brand by many other vehicle owners. I've owned Mazda Proteges since 1992 and love them for their body design, handling (Zoom-Zoom), and reliability. I always love seeing Proteges and MP5s still on the road and chat up the owners when the chance arises.