What did you do to your NA today?
MFz Regular
Joined: Aug 2011
Posts: 540
From: Chicago. (From Austin TX!)
I spent a few hours under the car killing rust spots and getting ready for winter. Sprayed a nice thick undercoat, and wound up with quite a bit in my hair. I had to shave my head to get it out.
Oh, and I bought a 92 base model. Flying down to TX next week to pick it up.
Oh, and I bought a 92 base model. Flying down to TX next week to pick it up.
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Joined: Jul 2011
Posts: 1,902
From: Tampa, FL; Lake Jackson (Atlanta), GA
I spent a few hours under the car killing rust spots and getting ready for winter. Sprayed a nice thick undercoat, and wound up with quite a bit in my hair. I had to shave my head to get it out.
Oh, and I bought a 92 base model. Flying down to TX next week to pick it up.
Oh, and I bought a 92 base model. Flying down to TX next week to pick it up.
You didn't try solvent of some sort on your hair?
MFz Lurker
Joined: Aug 2011
Posts: 39
From: Orlando, FL
NOTHING. Not to jinx my car but for the first time in a long time my needs nothing serious and wants to be driven. It's freaking scary that she's just being a well behaved car. I'm paranoid now that something will break because it's just so damn nice to drive and the weather is nice.
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Joined: Jul 2011
Posts: 1,902
From: Tampa, FL; Lake Jackson (Atlanta), GA
This came in the mail for easier heel toe braking:
http://www.rennenmetal.com/proddetail.asp?prod=2275
And my 1" steering wheel spacer came in to get the Momo wheel a bit closer for more control.
And on Saturday I moved the driver's Kirkey forward an inch to make it easier to heel toe brake. Then I drove around and practiced a bit. It is a little easier but I can't wait to put the pedal extender on.
And I sourced some different screws for my hard top brackets to make it more difficult to steal.
http://www.rennenmetal.com/proddetail.asp?prod=2275
And my 1" steering wheel spacer came in to get the Momo wheel a bit closer for more control.
And on Saturday I moved the driver's Kirkey forward an inch to make it easier to heel toe brake. Then I drove around and practiced a bit. It is a little easier but I can't wait to put the pedal extender on.
And I sourced some different screws for my hard top brackets to make it more difficult to steal.
BAMFr
Joined: Jul 2011
Posts: 1,787
From: NC
As an average sized male, heel toeing the miata was a bitch. I couldn't apply full force on the brakes and roll my foot on the throttle. I gave up when my foot rolled off the brakes and I almost went off. next event I made an extension to the throttle pedal and since then, heel toeing has been a breeze!
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Joined: Jul 2011
Posts: 1,902
From: Tampa, FL; Lake Jackson (Atlanta), GA
Yeah, I know what you mean. I couldn't get back far enough with the stock seats. It's much better now, in fact you saw where I said I had to move it up a little. With the stockers my knee hit with the seat all the way back and I removed the dead pedal for some room.