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Wow dude. Must have been a bitter separation. Post#1 is hillarious.

no pictures?

Zoomzoom02: I realize scam artists deserve a swift kick in the nuts, but I can't allow you to post up someone's personal information like that. Mazda Forums can't be held accountable in the event of some sort of confrontation. Should you need to distribute personal info, I suggest you do it by...

Sorry I didn't clarify, it was in reference to Rig's post, which had a link to a streetracing video. I removed it.

http://www.floptical.net/mazda/

No street-racing discussion or vids allowed on the forums fellas.

was it a ficus? lol sorry, ever seen that commercial?

lol

That person must have really had to go.

LOL, that's pee (hah)

Alpha Phi: You've got to adhere to the FS rules to sell here if you're a non-AV/AMM. Follow the link in my signature. Your thread is closed for now. In addition to the pics/signage requirements, don't forget to list your location in your profile (city, state). Thread's been moved to the proper...

There's also a significant ammount to be lost with a dash weight reduction... but you really have to be careful about beginning to strip the interior. Many states have specific inspection requirements for interior panels and trim. Also in doing so, you're making your daily driver all the less...

You can take quite a bit of weight off with the addition of a CF hood. Removing the insulation and lining would be neglibable.

My 1999 ES is putting down about 200 to the wheels. But then again, it's not the original 1.8 platform, it's the 2.0 msp :D But then again, you don't have to worry about throwing a rod through your block, or your LSD crapping out at any given time. Fair trade I guess lol.

They will, all shop tools and equipment are put in here, unless it's specific to a mazda (like a mazda shop manual). People know to look in this section for general shop stuff.

Dave, please be advised I've moved this thread to the "non-mazda related goods".

Painting your calipers a subtle color (like silver or black) for the purpose of making them appear clean and to get rid of the nastiness they develop over time is an excellent reason. A few words of advice though for everyone. Don't paint your rotors, and if you're going to paint your calipers...

Here's my opinion about painting calipers period: You don't have a big-brake kit, and the p5 (obviously) is not in the consumer class to come with brakes worthy of being flashy. So with this in mind... why would you try to make your brakes appear to be something they're not? Of course this...

Don't take us seriously... we're just giving him a hard time. Something tells me that if you've gone THAT crazy with your car, chances are you're able to take these things in stride. Now, if that is truly the look that he was after, then really there is nothing more to say-- we just have...

Come on guys, lets give him the benefit of the doubt. this is at least recycleable