Finally some good pics of the roadster...
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Finally some good pics of the roadster...
I recently did a full Seafoam treatment on the engine & flushed all fluids, now shes runs like a top. At 4k she she really comes alive, & pushes you in the seat, its great. All I need is some KYB AGX shocks & she'll running like all hell on the autocross track.
Anyway, I waxed her for the spring & finally got some good pics, enjoy...
Anyway, I waxed her for the spring & finally got some good pics, enjoy...
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They were like that when I bought it, hopefully they will soon be replaced with this...
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Yo man the seats need some TLC
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lol.....no idea why but from your user name and avitar I always pictured you as a small japanese kid
but in real life you look grown up and not very japanese
but in real life you look grown up and not very japanese
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Love those cars! Looking for a good one myself.
Just fyi regarding that big gap between the back edge of the headlight buckets and the front edge of the hood, I think I remember reading/hearing somewhere that there is some adjustment you can do to the headlight buckets so when they close that gap is smaller like it was when it was new.
Still looks awesome though.
Love those cars! Looking for a good one myself.Just fyi regarding that big gap between the back edge of the headlight buckets and the front edge of the hood, I think I remember reading/hearing somewhere that there is some adjustment you can do to the headlight buckets so when they close that gap is smaller like it was when it was new.
Still looks awesome though.
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Rep Power: 320 ^Actually about 10 minutes after those pics were taken we tried pulling the back of the headlight up a little & it moved into place. Looks perfect now. We figure somebody must have sat on the hood before I bought it. Wish we had fixed it before we took the pics.
I still need to adjust the headlight aim though.
I still need to adjust the headlight aim though.
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Originally Posted by Hurts2bStock
lol.....no idea why but from your user name and avitar I always pictured you as a small japanese kid
but in real life you look grown up and not very japanese
but in real life you look grown up and not very japanese
Hehe, that made me
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^Actually about 10 minutes after those pics were taken we tried pulling the back of the headlight up a little & it moved into place. Looks perfect now. We figure somebody must have sat on the hood before I bought it. Wish we had fixed it before we took the pics.
I still need to adjust the headlight aim though.
I still need to adjust the headlight aim though.
That's cool. I just thought I throw that out there. It drives me crazy to see nice Miatas cruising around and they have that big gap.
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