JhnRX7's 2017 Season Track Tour: Rotary FD & MX-5 Powah'ed
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John,
The rotors do not have directional vanes. They are just OE replacements from my local parts store.
The Weds are done and are currently on a UPS truck somewhere on their way to me. The powdercoater took WAYYYY too long, but they should be here in time for Deals Gap so that is all that matters. I have the tires already waiting for the wheels to arrive
The rotors do not have directional vanes. They are just OE replacements from my local parts store.
The Weds are done and are currently on a UPS truck somewhere on their way to me. The powdercoater took WAYYYY too long, but they should be here in time for Deals Gap so that is all that matters. I have the tires already waiting for the wheels to arrive
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I was pretty disappointed I missed out on the event at NJMP last Friday with Scrub and Goodfella, but the car was not ready anyway. Once the wheels arrive and the tires get mounted it will be good to go so im hoping to make it to the next NJMP event. Not sure which one that is yet though.
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I was pretty disappointed I missed out on the event at NJMP last Friday with Scrub and Goodfella, but the car was not ready anyway. Once the wheels arrive and the tires get mounted it will be good to go so im hoping to make it to the next NJMP event. Not sure which one that is yet though.
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john.. i love the progress on your car along with the photography...
In post #13 picture 1, you have a polished shroud over your engine bay. was this part specially made or was it bought?
Also did you feel a big difference in ride quality after the bushings?
Thanks
In post #13 picture 1, you have a polished shroud over your engine bay. was this part specially made or was it bought?
Also did you feel a big difference in ride quality after the bushings?
Thanks
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I did notice a HUGE improvement, but remember... my bushings were in very poor condition. It rear would clunk all the time and the whole rear of the car just did not feel very connected. I believe the biggest difference was from replacing the pillowball bushings and the inner bushing on the LCA. The OEM rubber bushings were worn, but in OK shape.
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Man ive really loved reading this thread, it has a heap of information that i will be using as I am currently doing similar mods to mine for more track use... I have had a lot of heating issues with both the engine and brakes so your ducting setup will be very helpfull to me in the coming months as i upgrade a bunch of stuff on my car
Keep it up and i will be keeping an eye on on this thread for sure!
Thanks!
Keep it up and i will be keeping an eye on on this thread for sure!
Thanks!