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In truth it was closer to £15k. It looked to be about £22k list with the boxes ticked (aircon/Bose/Eibachs), either way I'm still pleased and comfortable with it.
As for the roof - yup it's only up when it's wet and as for am I enjoying it? Oh yes, although the squirrelly traction control light will hopefully calm down once it's had it's alignment in a few weeks time.
Dynamically very different to my previous cars (of course it's RWD!) so am getting used to how that behaves etc. Lots to learn still but having great fun doing so!
As for the roof - yup it's only up when it's wet and as for am I enjoying it? Oh yes, although the squirrelly traction control light will hopefully calm down once it's had it's alignment in a few weeks time.
Dynamically very different to my previous cars (of course it's RWD!) so am getting used to how that behaves etc. Lots to learn still but having great fun doing so!
Podie said:
Phil... don't look at mx5parts... you wont want the Cosworth supercharger... 
Glad I never followed this through!http://www.mx-5.com/Community/forums/ShowThread.as...
Cosworth said:
Cosworth has taken the decision to instruct all owners of the Cosworth MX5 Supercharger System to have their Supercharger System removed immediately.
It is our advice now that the current system is potentially unsafe and therefore under no circumstances should customers use their vehicles in any manner until the Supercharger System has been removed.
Please contact the appropriate number below to arrange for the Supercharger System to be removed, at Cosworth’s expense, either by your vehicle being taken to our approved dealerships or by our engineer visiting you.
Cosworth are currently working on an upgrade kit to the MX5 Supercharger System and are seeking to make it available to you within 12 weeks. The upgrade kit will allow you to continue to use your Supercharger System and once validated will be provided and installed by our approved dealerships free of charge.
If any customer fails to heed our advice and continues to drive their vehicle with the current MX5 Supercharger System installed, Cosworth will not be liable to them on any basis, and they may be liable (or in any event responsible) for any damage caused by an engine failure, including property damage and personal injuries to third persons. Such customers may also have to indemnify Cosworth against any claims based on such damages or injuries."
It is our advice now that the current system is potentially unsafe and therefore under no circumstances should customers use their vehicles in any manner until the Supercharger System has been removed.
Please contact the appropriate number below to arrange for the Supercharger System to be removed, at Cosworth’s expense, either by your vehicle being taken to our approved dealerships or by our engineer visiting you.
Cosworth are currently working on an upgrade kit to the MX5 Supercharger System and are seeking to make it available to you within 12 weeks. The upgrade kit will allow you to continue to use your Supercharger System and once validated will be provided and installed by our approved dealerships free of charge.
If any customer fails to heed our advice and continues to drive their vehicle with the current MX5 Supercharger System installed, Cosworth will not be liable to them on any basis, and they may be liable (or in any event responsible) for any damage caused by an engine failure, including property damage and personal injuries to third persons. Such customers may also have to indemnify Cosworth against any claims based on such damages or injuries."
Mannginger said:
Podie said:
Phil... don't look at mx5parts... you wont want the Cosworth supercharger...
Glad I never followed this through!http://www.mx-5.com/Community/forums/ShowThread.as...
Cosworth said:
Cosworth has taken the decision to instruct all owners of the Cosworth MX5 Supercharger System to have their Supercharger System removed immediately.
It is our advice now that the current system is potentially unsafe and therefore under no circumstances should customers use their vehicles in any manner until the Supercharger System has been removed.
Please contact the appropriate number below to arrange for the Supercharger System to be removed, at Cosworth’s expense, either by your vehicle being taken to our approved dealerships or by our engineer visiting you.
Cosworth are currently working on an upgrade kit to the MX5 Supercharger System and are seeking to make it available to you within 12 weeks. The upgrade kit will allow you to continue to use your Supercharger System and once validated will be provided and installed by our approved dealerships free of charge.
If any customer fails to heed our advice and continues to drive their vehicle with the current MX5 Supercharger System installed, Cosworth will not be liable to them on any basis, and they may be liable (or in any event responsible) for any damage caused by an engine failure, including property damage and personal injuries to third persons. Such customers may also have to indemnify Cosworth against any claims based on such damages or injuries."
It is our advice now that the current system is potentially unsafe and therefore under no circumstances should customers use their vehicles in any manner until the Supercharger System has been removed.
Please contact the appropriate number below to arrange for the Supercharger System to be removed, at Cosworth’s expense, either by your vehicle being taken to our approved dealerships or by our engineer visiting you.
Cosworth are currently working on an upgrade kit to the MX5 Supercharger System and are seeking to make it available to you within 12 weeks. The upgrade kit will allow you to continue to use your Supercharger System and once validated will be provided and installed by our approved dealerships free of charge.
If any customer fails to heed our advice and continues to drive their vehicle with the current MX5 Supercharger System installed, Cosworth will not be liable to them on any basis, and they may be liable (or in any event responsible) for any damage caused by an engine failure, including property damage and personal injuries to third persons. Such customers may also have to indemnify Cosworth against any claims based on such damages or injuries."
Still enjoying the car though?
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