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- 2003 MSP, Spicy Orange, 2004 Mazda 6 Hatch, 2004 Mazda 6 Wagon
Love my AEM Tru Boost EBC
Pablo's 2004 MSM Build
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princess peach
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- '92 Miata, '06 MS6
Yeah, but I thought I would only have to set the boost, didn't know I had to change duty cycles and spring pressure
princess peach
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- '92 Miata, '06 MS6
Red wheels are on the car, Direzza DZ101s 205/50/15. MSM wheels are up for sale, just need to clean them up to take a picture. Only need to buy the tru-boost and she'll be ready for spring.
I can tell if that is a serious question or not.
But 205-50 is a super common size for Miatas. I have 2 sets in that size I love those Racing Harts, but I think they'd look ridiculous on an NA.
princess peach
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- '92 Miata, '06 MS6
Like Will said, its common and there are not a lot of options in a wider size that are a reasonable price AND have decent threadwear. Stock tires are also 205.
princess peach
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you won't know till you try
I'm just curious what are you asking?
They're way too heavy anyways. I'm rocking wheels that are 9.9lbs or 11.5lbs depending on which set.
princess peach
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- '92 Miata, '06 MS6
$750, Continental DW 215/40/17 have 4k miles on them, they look like new.
princess peach
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- '92 Miata, '06 MS6
Waiting to hear back on a deal for the tru-boost. In the meantime, received parts for an audio upgrade. Need another amp and wiring kit.
Kicker 10C84 100 watts rms
Sub on the box I got last year
8" speakers, 100 watts rms, way cheaper than Clearwater. Only found them in 8 ohms so I had to get an amp
BOSS 6002, 1200 watts
Kicker 10C84 100 watts rms
Sub on the box I got last year
8" speakers, 100 watts rms, way cheaper than Clearwater. Only found them in 8 ohms so I had to get an amp
BOSS 6002, 1200 watts
princess peach
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- '92 Miata, '06 MS6
Got everything I need for the audio upgrade, ordered fog delete covers and the AEM tru-boost. Looking forward to installing most of it on Saturday and taking her out for a spin
BOSS CE200M
BOSS CE200M
Not sure how much you paid for it, but on Amazon they have an additional 15% off
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princess peach
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- '92 Miata, '06 MS6
Very similar price, from a trusted source
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- 92 & 16 Meyatas
nice gauge!
princess peach
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- '92 Miata, '06 MS6
I like my analogue gauge, but this should eliminate the boost creep
princess peach
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- '92 Miata, '06 MS6
Got almost everything I ordered for the car, one of the fog covers will get here tomorrow. I like how it ended up looking, definitively better than a hole.
Lots of stuffs
cover installed
BOSE speaker vs Power Acoustik
Took spare tire and jack out, cut the brace\support for the jack to make room for the amp. Covered the holes with silicone.
Running the wires wasn't as bad as I thought it was gonna be, just had to take a few things off
Since the grommet that goes to the door is an plug, there is no room for the new speaker wire so we cut a hole to run it
Evan cut out some particle board to make a base for the trunk, the amp ended up under it taking the space of the spare tire
the board covers most of the trunk and is secured by a bolt using the support for the spare tire
put it back together and you'll never know there's an amp in there, trunk is still fully functional
I really like the outcome, the sound is much better than it was before. I need to change some settings on the head unit, right now I'm not getting a lot of bass from most songs unless I crank it up. I had to go to work so didn't have time for the sub, will have to get to that later, should be a nice complement to the speakers.
Many thanks to Evan for helping me out, he couldn't resist taking a shot of my ass...
ANd a couple of shots from today's meet
Lots of stuffs
cover installed
BOSE speaker vs Power Acoustik
Took spare tire and jack out, cut the brace\support for the jack to make room for the amp. Covered the holes with silicone.
Running the wires wasn't as bad as I thought it was gonna be, just had to take a few things off
Since the grommet that goes to the door is an plug, there is no room for the new speaker wire so we cut a hole to run it
Evan cut out some particle board to make a base for the trunk, the amp ended up under it taking the space of the spare tire
the board covers most of the trunk and is secured by a bolt using the support for the spare tire
put it back together and you'll never know there's an amp in there, trunk is still fully functional
I really like the outcome, the sound is much better than it was before. I need to change some settings on the head unit, right now I'm not getting a lot of bass from most songs unless I crank it up. I had to go to work so didn't have time for the sub, will have to get to that later, should be a nice complement to the speakers.
Many thanks to Evan for helping me out, he couldn't resist taking a shot of my ass...
ANd a couple of shots from today's meet
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- 92 & 16 Meyatas
nice! like the delete! hey, i'd be a little concerned about the cable going thru the door jamb into the door...how is that not going to get crushed ea time you close the door?
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