DO WANT - Warning: MK3 S/C Content!
DO WANT - Warning: MK3 S/C Content!
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hornetrider

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63,161 posts

228 months

Wednesday 3rd November 2010
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http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a...



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.

  • This is the ECU we were discussing in t'other Mk3 S/C thread... are Mazda sanctioning it? scratchchin
Exciting times!

sperm



Edited by hornetrider on Wednesday 3rd November 13:42

hornetrider

Original Poster:

63,161 posts

228 months

Wednesday 3rd November 2010
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http://www.mazdausamedia.com/content/track-street-...

MX-5 Super20

Celebrating its 20th anniversary, the MX-5 has been re-imagined with a darker, edgier attitude in the MX5 Super20. It’s a purposeful combination of street-tough style and motorsports-inspired attributes. This third generation vehicle acknowledges the iconic first-gen iteration with modifications such as a supercharged Cosworth engine, small diameter wheels, more substantial tire profile and wider fenders.

A hardtop has replaced the soft-top and the interior stripped down and fitted with a roll-bar lending a GT-inspired look and feel. The seats have suede seat inserts and channel stitching, providing improved grip for the driver. Orange contrast stitching highlights the sporty seat profile as well as providing a polished look throughout, coordinating with the exterior graphic treatment which plays off the black and Storm Gray exterior.

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.


Legend83

10,445 posts

245 months

Wednesday 3rd November 2010
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That looks fantastic.

I wonder what sort of power it will be kicking out....

250bhp would be nice!

hornetrider

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63,161 posts

228 months

Wednesday 3rd November 2010
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Particularly interesting is the Mk1 doorhandles and the fact the wheels are only 16". Looks ok because of the spacers and fender extensions...

Shaw Tarse

31,836 posts

226 months

Wednesday 3rd November 2010
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I am liking that!

Don Phil

622 posts

212 months

Wednesday 3rd November 2010
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Like it. Lots cloud9

Number plate would spoil the front end though (doesnt it always!)

jammiedodger26

634 posts

221 months

Wednesday 3rd November 2010
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Wow...now that is niiice!

LukeBird

17,170 posts

232 months

Wednesday 3rd November 2010
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I like that! thumbup

MX-5 Lazza

7,954 posts

242 months

Thursday 4th November 2010
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Looks good. For a Mk3 wink

Dan_1981

17,965 posts

222 months

Thursday 4th November 2010
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Ooh i like that.

A number plate WILL spoil the front though, and I woud like the soft top.....

Raffles

1,931 posts

253 months

Sunday 7th November 2010
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What about a stick-on plate where the Mazda badge usually is?

I really, really want that bumper/grille with the lights in it. I'm tempted to start harassing MX5 parts to get it in stock!