New from Southern Califronia
#1
New from Southern Califronia
Hey guys!
Currently not a Miata owner, but hope to have one next year.
I am a 3rd year college student working down the path of IT and pursuing a BS degree in Computer Science
I love cars and I just want to know more about them. I currently have a celica as my DD and was looking for a project/weekend car to work on and learn more.
After researching a bunch, I was originally going for a Mark 3 supra, but I happened to stumble over the NA Miata. So what the heck did some test drives with the NA, NB, and NC around the area and man....LOVED THE NA!
Now I am in a research phase (which includes saving up the initial funds) of just learning about everything I can on the Miata before I buy it next year
Hope to learn a lot from everyone here and meet this community!
Currently not a Miata owner, but hope to have one next year.
I am a 3rd year college student working down the path of IT and pursuing a BS degree in Computer Science
I love cars and I just want to know more about them. I currently have a celica as my DD and was looking for a project/weekend car to work on and learn more.
After researching a bunch, I was originally going for a Mark 3 supra, but I happened to stumble over the NA Miata. So what the heck did some test drives with the NA, NB, and NC around the area and man....LOVED THE NA!
Now I am in a research phase (which includes saving up the initial funds) of just learning about everything I can on the Miata before I buy it next year
Hope to learn a lot from everyone here and meet this community!
#2
Hey guys!
Currently not a Miata owner, but hope to have one next year.
I am a 3rd year college student working down the path of IT and pursuing a BS degree in Computer Science
I love cars and I just want to know more about them. I currently have a celica as my DD and was looking for a project/weekend car to work on and learn more.
After researching a bunch, I was originally going for a Mark 3 supra, but I happened to stumble over the NA Miata. So what the heck did some test drives with the NA, NB, and NC around the area and man....LOVED THE NA!
Now I am in a research phase (which includes saving up the initial funds) of just learning about everything I can on the Miata before I buy it next year
Hope to learn a lot from everyone here and meet this community!
Currently not a Miata owner, but hope to have one next year.
I am a 3rd year college student working down the path of IT and pursuing a BS degree in Computer Science
I love cars and I just want to know more about them. I currently have a celica as my DD and was looking for a project/weekend car to work on and learn more.
After researching a bunch, I was originally going for a Mark 3 supra, but I happened to stumble over the NA Miata. So what the heck did some test drives with the NA, NB, and NC around the area and man....LOVED THE NA!
Now I am in a research phase (which includes saving up the initial funds) of just learning about everything I can on the Miata before I buy it next year
Hope to learn a lot from everyone here and meet this community!
anyway if you want performance turbo is the way to go. be warned its a very slippery slope. if you have not yet purchased a car or got one into the contract phase, you want a 94-97. some came factory with the torsen LSD and the motor is more powerful from the factory than the 90-93 1.6.
#3
Thanks so much!
Is there a particular specialty in Computer Science that you are pursuing?
Thanks for the information! I will definitely keep that in mind when I am actively searching to buy a Miata.
Quick question though: with a 94+ is it truly harder to pass smog with the OBDII? Specially if you want to do basic modifications such as Intake, Header, Exhuast, Turbo?
Is there a particular specialty in Computer Science that you are pursuing?
Thanks for the information! I will definitely keep that in mind when I am actively searching to buy a Miata.
Quick question though: with a 94+ is it truly harder to pass smog with the OBDII? Specially if you want to do basic modifications such as Intake, Header, Exhuast, Turbo?
#4
Thanks so much!
Is there a particular specialty in Computer Science that you are pursuing?
Thanks for the information! I will definitely keep that in mind when I am actively searching to buy a Miata.
Quick question though: with a 94+ is it truly harder to pass smog with the OBDII? Specially if you want to do basic modifications such as Intake, Header, Exhuast, Turbo?
Is there a particular specialty in Computer Science that you are pursuing?
Thanks for the information! I will definitely keep that in mind when I am actively searching to buy a Miata.
Quick question though: with a 94+ is it truly harder to pass smog with the OBDII? Specially if you want to do basic modifications such as Intake, Header, Exhuast, Turbo?
i personally dont know a thing about California emissions, ohio has no emissions laws
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I hope to get in some good mountain runs next year!