Let me know when you do, my better half wants her own Miata...
What have you done to your Miata today?
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Let me know when you do, my better half wants her own Miata...
Installed the Flyin' Miata pedals that I've had for over 2 years now (I bought them for the gas pedal extension... this was before they sold the gas pedal extension separately).
Put the hard top on in preparation of the polish and wax it's going to get this weekend.
Put the hard top on in preparation of the polish and wax it's going to get this weekend.
Don't forget the 2001+ silver gauge faces.
princess peach
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- '92 Miata, '06 MS6
installed blue LEDs on the cluster, never liked the stock red. Need to get a better pic, i has no nice camera like most of you
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- 92 & 16 Meyatas
very cool blue!
princess peach
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- '92 Miata, '06 MS6
it took me like 10 min
princess peach
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- '92 Miata, '06 MS6
got the SS lines, will be installing them later today and try to get rid of the air in the lines
princess peach
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yeah, I thought they would go nicely with the sway bars and springs
please tell me the HID's are on their own remote switch??
They're EPIC daytime running lights if so! I likes
Curious to see how they'll hold up (the plastic) to the HID's. . . might have to slap a set in mine and remove the Canadian DRL module
They're EPIC daytime running lights if so! I likes
Curious to see how they'll hold up (the plastic) to the HID's. . . might have to slap a set in mine and remove the Canadian DRL module
I'm hoping to forgo the flip-ups entirely, modify them to open part-way, and use them a flip-up cold air intakes. The fogs by themselves throw more light, in a better pattern, that the flip-ups ever did I think. Going to road test it tonight.
The HIDs are wired to the flip-up bulb connector (male quick-disconnects plug in perfectly) and the fogs are wired in as DRLs (at least until I put them on a switch).
HIDs are supposed to be more efficient than incandescents, and the clear turn signal housing has a bit of ventilation, so I think there's a good chance they'll survive. We shall see!
The HIDs are wired to the flip-up bulb connector (male quick-disconnects plug in perfectly) and the fogs are wired in as DRLs (at least until I put them on a switch).
HIDs are supposed to be more efficient than incandescents, and the clear turn signal housing has a bit of ventilation, so I think there's a good chance they'll survive. We shall see!
Hehe, I know it'll glare badly, but I think I've driven that car at night a total of 5 times in the last two years. If it turns out to be insufferable the plan is to put some projector HIDs in their place.
The fog lights are 2000 Dodge Neon fog lights to fit into the 2000 Dodge Neon front bumper that was grafted onto my OE Miata bumper.
The fog lights are 2000 Dodge Neon fog lights to fit into the 2000 Dodge Neon front bumper that was grafted onto my OE Miata bumper.
