RE: Mazda Reveals Track-tastic Concepts And Racers
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Snoggledog said:
Riggers said:
Sagacitas said:
SamGad said:
Production version of that MX5, please?
+1Oh and more details about the MX5 - like a list of the modifications?
:"Additional modifications include a DPTune reflashed ECU, Racing Beat 304-stainless steel header and exhaust, ACT organic street clutch, MAZDASPEED coil overs, Racing Beat hollow front and rear anti-roll bars, MAZDASPEED shock tower brace, Power Slot slotted brake rotors, StopTech DOT-compliant stainless steel brake lines and street performance brake pads, SpeedSource front brake ducts, 16x9 Enkei RPF1 wheels wrapped with 245/45-R16 Toyo Proxes RA-1 R-compound tires, 20mm H&R Trak+ hubcentric bolt-on wheel spacers in the rear and 15mm Sparco hubcentric wheel spacers up front."
Riggers said:
Snoggledog said:
Riggers said:
Sagacitas said:
SamGad said:
Production version of that MX5, please?
+1Oh and more details about the MX5 - like a list of the modifications?
:"Additional modifications include a DPTune reflashed ECU, Racing Beat 304-stainless steel header and exhaust, ACT organic street clutch, MAZDASPEED coil overs, Racing Beat hollow front and rear anti-roll bars, MAZDASPEED shock tower brace, Power Slot slotted brake rotors, StopTech DOT-compliant stainless steel brake lines and street performance brake pads, SpeedSource front brake ducts, 16x9 Enkei RPF1 wheels wrapped with 245/45-R16 Toyo Proxes RA-1 R-compound tires, 20mm H&R Trak+ hubcentric bolt-on wheel spacers in the rear and 15mm Sparco hubcentric wheel spacers up front."
Tadite said:
That also looks like a fixed instead of retractable cover.
Anyone know how realistic those tires are? Can you actually turn with them without scrapping?
It's a hard top, and the wheels are only 16". They have spacers and the arch extensions, I don't know but the actual arches may be rolled.Anyone know how realistic those tires are? Can you actually turn with them without scrapping?
I wish Mazda would give up on the silly rotary engine RX cars and properly pump up the MX5. I was wondering when someone would utilise the Cosworth supercharger too, it would be so cool to have an official 'cossie 5' and have fun in some traffic light GPs 
. If I had a mk3 MX5 I would defo be tempted I believe Lichfield imports fits the supercharger kit and I think you even keep your warranty too though I may be wrong on that fact.
. If I had a mk3 MX5 I would defo be tempted I believe Lichfield imports fits the supercharger kit and I think you even keep your warranty too though I may be wrong on that fact.RedYellowGreen said:
I wish Mazda would give up on the silly rotary engine RX cars and properly pump up the MX5. I was wondering when someone would utilise the Cosworth supercharger too, it would be so cool to have an official 'cossie 5' and have fun in some traffic light GPs . If I had a mk3 MX5 I would defo be tempted I believe Lichfield imports fits the supercharger kit and I think you even keep your warranty too though I may be wrong on that fact.
Yes you are wrong mate, sorry to say. There have been problems with the Cossie superchargers lunching engines but it seems lately the tuning problems have been sorted over in the states (the ECU is a b . If I had a mk3 MX5 I would defo be tempted I believe Lichfield imports fits the supercharger kit and I think you even keep your warranty too though I may be wrong on that fact.
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MonkeyMatt said:
Is it me or is or is Mazda a seriously underated manufacuterer of cars! These concepts are ver good indeed and I dont think they have a bad car amongst the range of roadcars either! Could they become a Japanese Alfa?
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