Well I have been a part of this forum for a few months. Haven't introduced myself yet, so far all the information I have needed I have been able to find I guess thats why I haven't done so. My name is Dave, I own a '93 MB. My engine is currently blown due to a overheating problem. Engine is being rebuilt atm by Mazdatrix with new rotor housings and a streetport. I have a T04S that will be going in. Previous to blowing up the engine, I have catback, mid-pipe, Koyo, FMIC, and a boost gauge. Stopped there since I got orders to go back to Japan, but since my engine blew I decided to go ahead for the full blown build up of it lol. Well that's about it, sorry for the late intro, but I guess better late than never. Ill post up pics of the ressurection of my car as I go along.

 

Hello dave, sounds like youll have a nice set up soon, keep us posted. And how bout some more pics of the rest of the car? And what part of cal are you in?

Kyle

 

Good luck with the project. I just finished mine. Hope things go smoothly.

 

What kind of rims are you rolling on?

 

Glad to have you here!!!

 

I currently live in Palmdale. As far as the wheels go, Its sort of a long sad story. But I had a 240sx Sr20, blah blah about 10k+ in stuff, included were some 18" Work Emotion CR Kai wheels. Very rare imported from Japan. While I was at school one day my car got stolen. Fortunately my buddies spotted a car with my wheels on it, and another friend of mine had taken a pic of the wheels on the car and their serial number, plus I had them on the police report. We got them back and I put them on the FD, didnt like the look, so my friend offered me to trade them for these Racing Harts. They are old school, and he thinks they are C5's, all we know is they look hot and that they are rare lol.

 

Velkomen to the forums! This place rules, I think you'll like it

 

More pics of the car will go up. They are on my friends cam, all I need to do is upload them to my pc.

 

Double post sorry

 

Why did your engine overheat? What went out on it?

 

Thermostat stuck