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#5376
The Red Sex
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Cleaned it up, armor all'd the inside, cleaned up the shifter/boot area, installed some sound deadening around the trans tunnel, installed new coils, and eliminated some annoying squeaks and rattles. Not too shabby for 180k I guess.
I still need grilles and a reflector folks. Help me out?
Cleaned it up, armor all'd the inside, cleaned up the shifter/boot area, installed some sound deadening around the trans tunnel, installed new coils, and eliminated some annoying squeaks and rattles. Not too shabby for 180k I guess.
I still need grilles and a reflector folks. Help me out?
#5378
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Funny thing is that little bit of chrome plastic trim on the S2 below the fogs cost $65 each. Just think I painted mine and ruined my 8 from ever being a collector's car.
#5379
Need to paint that chrome piece on mine also.
#5381
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Getting a 4 port 13B REPU engine for my 7. Have been planning on a TII, but this is a great deal and I can port it and rejet the Dell'Orto I have to get some decent hp NA. If I want to I can always turbo it later for cheap.
#5382
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Perf or bridge? or you going with a heavy street port so it's actually drivable?
wait a minute. Are you actually working on it finally?
Allen, pvc or fiberglass will be your friend for the shrouds. I think will a little work on them, the twin tips will look good.
As for me, the next car adventure is on hold...until we get a handle on having a baby girl. I haven't really been around much on the boards lately, but figured i'd tell you all the good news. Found out we're having a baby girl in may. I've already looked into Recaro baby/booster seats Youth carting starts officially at age 4, so i need to start a separate account for that too
wait a minute. Are you actually working on it finally?
Allen, pvc or fiberglass will be your friend for the shrouds. I think will a little work on them, the twin tips will look good.
As for me, the next car adventure is on hold...until we get a handle on having a baby girl. I haven't really been around much on the boards lately, but figured i'd tell you all the good news. Found out we're having a baby girl in may. I've already looked into Recaro baby/booster seats Youth carting starts officially at age 4, so i need to start a separate account for that too
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#5383
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Woohoo! Congratulations Kevin! That's great.
I'll be doing a streetport, have to do some more research but I have read about the Judge Ito which seems to be a maximum type of porting. Not quite working on it yet, I have some more to do on the Miata and 8 this time home but next time home for sure.
I'll be doing a streetport, have to do some more research but I have read about the Judge Ito which seems to be a maximum type of porting. Not quite working on it yet, I have some more to do on the Miata and 8 this time home but next time home for sure.
#5386
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Congrats!
so when are we gonna have Powher Wheel modifying cook out??
you gotta join this forum... jk
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so when are we gonna have Powher Wheel modifying cook out??
you gotta join this forum... jk
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#5387
As for me, the next car adventure is on hold...until we get a handle on having a baby girl. I haven't really been around much on the boards lately, but figured i'd tell you all the good news. Found out we're having a baby girl in may. I've already looked into Recaro baby/booster seats Youth carting starts officially at age 4, so i need to start a separate account for that too
#5388
The Red Sex
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Alright.
So I'm sure it comes as a surprise to everyone here my car is broken again. I'm pretty sure it's 3rd transmission time.
I knew I wouldn't get away with the car being on it's 3rd motor and only 2nd transmission for long.
The universe was aware of the imbalance.
So I'm sure it comes as a surprise to everyone here my car is broken again. I'm pretty sure it's 3rd transmission time.
I knew I wouldn't get away with the car being on it's 3rd motor and only 2nd transmission for long.
The universe was aware of the imbalance.
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that sucks... are the second transmission still under warranty?
hope it'll get fixed soon..
by the way, does anyone knows where I can get the ABS error code be read, so that I can figure out which speed sensor wire is bad? I couldn't find out by visual inspection, and autozone said they can't scan chassis code..
Probably local body shops may be able to do, but I just don't feel comfortable taking my 8...
Being in winter, I'm fearing if they gonna flood the engine...
I'm kind of hoping for a cheap fix, but other wise, time for a trip to Kings Mazda...
hope it'll get fixed soon..
by the way, does anyone knows where I can get the ABS error code be read, so that I can figure out which speed sensor wire is bad? I couldn't find out by visual inspection, and autozone said they can't scan chassis code..
Probably local body shops may be able to do, but I just don't feel comfortable taking my 8...
Being in winter, I'm fearing if they gonna flood the engine...
I'm kind of hoping for a cheap fix, but other wise, time for a trip to Kings Mazda...
#5390
Did you try maybe calling Endurance Motorsports where Yuki worked? They didn't F my 8 up when I had it in last week and that is more than I can say for King's lately......
Nick - not sure we can be surprised about an 8 needing a 3rd Tranny....I am on my third but only second engine, lol. I need a Cobb AP and then maybe I will be ready for my third engine to match my Tranny.
Is it Spring yet?
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Forgot about this, the other day Robyn was coming home on the freeway when a car pulled up alongside her. She didn't pay it much mind until it started revving on her. She looked over and said it was some sort of Toyota with a couple of guys in it. They gave her a thumbs up and drove off. I told her I needed to make up a sign for her that says, "If you like my car thank my husband."
Oh, and '92 Honda Accords have made my list of cars never to do a brake job on ever again. It would be a royal PITA under the best of circumstances, but the previous owner was apparently a moron and lots of problems thanks to them (like, one of the axle nuts was installed using a construction impact wrench. No chance of my getting it off with a 140 psi impact, nor my son or I bouncing on a breaker bar).
Oh, and '92 Honda Accords have made my list of cars never to do a brake job on ever again. It would be a royal PITA under the best of circumstances, but the previous owner was apparently a moron and lots of problems thanks to them (like, one of the axle nuts was installed using a construction impact wrench. No chance of my getting it off with a 140 psi impact, nor my son or I bouncing on a breaker bar).
#5393
Oh, and '92 Honda Accords have made my list of cars never to do a brake job on ever again. It would be a royal PITA under the best of circumstances, but the previous owner was apparently a moron and lots of problems thanks to them (like, one of the axle nuts was installed using a construction impact wrench. No chance of my getting it off with a 140 psi impact, nor my son or I bouncing on a breaker bar).
#5394
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Thanks lady and gents.
It's pretty exciting having a kid on the way. Not gonna lie.
My holding off on a car plans might be getting changed.
A friend of a friend might be looking to unload his well sorted, boosted e36 m3 with a bunch of track goodies like TC Klein double adjustables. I'd like a e46 m3 or a 135i, but if the price is right (I think it will be if he decides to actually sell it), i'm sure i can settle on a 300+ whp e36 that is done right. It is quite a capable car that won't break the bank and be relatively trouble free. I know the times my buddy Jason was capable of in his N/A e36, and this one is similarly prepped, but with about 100 whp or so more. my fingers are crossed.
Tact. I checked out that forum and already have some plans. I put a single seat ferrari on the baby registry this weekend. V, was not impressed.
It's pretty exciting having a kid on the way. Not gonna lie.
My holding off on a car plans might be getting changed.
A friend of a friend might be looking to unload his well sorted, boosted e36 m3 with a bunch of track goodies like TC Klein double adjustables. I'd like a e46 m3 or a 135i, but if the price is right (I think it will be if he decides to actually sell it), i'm sure i can settle on a 300+ whp e36 that is done right. It is quite a capable car that won't break the bank and be relatively trouble free. I know the times my buddy Jason was capable of in his N/A e36, and this one is similarly prepped, but with about 100 whp or so more. my fingers are crossed.
Tact. I checked out that forum and already have some plans. I put a single seat ferrari on the baby registry this weekend. V, was not impressed.
#5395
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Forgot about this, the other day Robyn was coming home on the freeway when a car pulled up alongside her. She didn't pay it much mind until it started revving on her. She looked over and said it was some sort of Toyota with a couple of guys in it. They gave her a thumbs up and drove off. I told her I needed to make up a sign for her that says, "If you like my car thank my husband."
Oh, and '92 Honda Accords have made my list of cars never to do a brake job on ever again. It would be a royal PITA under the best of circumstances, but the previous owner was apparently a moron and lots of problems thanks to them (like, one of the axle nuts was installed using a construction impact wrench. No chance of my getting it off with a 140 psi impact, nor my son or I bouncing on a breaker bar).
Oh, and '92 Honda Accords have made my list of cars never to do a brake job on ever again. It would be a royal PITA under the best of circumstances, but the previous owner was apparently a moron and lots of problems thanks to them (like, one of the axle nuts was installed using a construction impact wrench. No chance of my getting it off with a 140 psi impact, nor my son or I bouncing on a breaker bar).
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Well, I need new tires before DGRR, and, since my stockers have seen better days, I'm thinking about putting some on a nice pair of RPF1's. The issue is... I'm new to this part of the country and have no idea where to buy locally. Do you guys have any suggestions? Otherwise I might join another forum and jump in on a group buy...
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Well, I need new tires before DGRR, and, since my stockers have seen better days, I'm thinking about putting some on a nice pair of RPF1's. The issue is... I'm new to this part of the country and have no idea where to buy locally. Do you guys have any suggestions? Otherwise I might join another forum and jump in on a group buy...
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[QUOTE=BnG;4407671]Hey guys. Figured I should introduce myself. I just purchased an RX8 and joined the forums today. Here's a few pictures of the car.
My roommate's 8, username is ThatNewGuy. Check out his 8. He sucked me into rotaries.
QUOTE] Right down the road from my work.
My roommate's 8, username is ThatNewGuy. Check out his 8. He sucked me into rotaries.
QUOTE] Right down the road from my work.