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by cseaj » Thu, 05 Apr 2012 2:36 +0000
hi all nice shinny mx5 s appearing all over the place again . tax and insurance organoised so good to go anyone comming down to tipp rally this year its on this sunday 8th at limerick junction.
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by TeenaG » Thu, 05 Apr 2012 3:54 +0000
Hi lads and lassies... happy Easter. April 2012 077.JPG What did I do to it today? I packed in 2 x50 boxes of my new book 'One Foot in Front of The Other' - and a massive projector screen, and got set up for a road trip to Cork. Still amazed at what you can do with a Mazda.... April 2012 076.JPG Glad the weather is good... but even then there are hazards for a topless MX5er on the mean streets of Dublin! April 2012 078.JPG
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by franksm » Thu, 05 Apr 2012 6:50 +0000
Ouch, what the hell was that seagull eating ? McDonalds ?
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by TeenaG » Thu, 05 Apr 2012 7:03 +0000
I'm telling you, I was lucky... my head was just two inches to the right.... !!!!
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by Medic5 » Thu, 05 Apr 2012 9:53 +0000
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by Steve » Fri, 06 Apr 2012 1:17 +0000
Fitted some mk2.5 seats 
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by mx5ideways » Fri, 06 Apr 2012 1:53 +0000
Steve wrote:Fitted some mk2.5 seats 
Nice  look great Steve
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by goseatonio » Fri, 06 Apr 2012 5:55 +0000
Steve wrote:Fitted some mk2.5 seats
I guess that seats of MK1, MK2 and MK2.5 are interchangeable. It's true? I think that the fixation points of the MK3 is completelly different...
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by Steve » Fri, 06 Apr 2012 8:11 +0000
Yep thats correct
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by sidewaysreilly » Fri, 06 Apr 2012 3:15 +0000
New rear tyres, Hankooks and a full allignment . 160euro .
Bipes set to pull 6 degrees timing and static set to 16degrees.
8.8 Crystal removed as it caused a torque dip at 4500 rpm.
Car is now an utter joy . 6 speed with shortened shift is lovely to use and nicer than the 5 speed.
Need a good run now.
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by s-mac » Fri, 06 Apr 2012 4:48 +0000
Steve wrote:Fitted some mk2.5 seats 
Nice, better neck/ head support? Do they sit you any lower or higher than the originals?
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by Steve » Sat, 07 Apr 2012 12:41 +0000
I haven't driven with them yet (waiting for turbo manifold to come back from the US), but sitting on the drive they feel slightly higher, will see how they go. I'll perform a foamectomy on them if they are too high. Yes, much better head/neck support for someone my height w/long back (the mk1 seat's headrests only came up to the back of my neck).
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by Paschal » Sat, 07 Apr 2012 5:32 +0000
Fitted the new brake discs and pads that have been sitting in the shed for the last year. Some stubborn bolts, but got there in the end. I still, however, have an annoying squeak/rubbing noise from the passenger front. I think the pads may be missing some springs/clips. The little clip at the bottom of the leading pad is not there (there is one on the drivers side), so this may have something to do with my squeak. Also there are no anti-rattle springs on any of the wheels, but this is probably not a major issue. Could the missing clip be causing my squeak? Would anyone have a spare one lying around?
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by Steve » Thu, 12 Apr 2012 9:33 +0000
Got the car back together last night (repaired turbo manifold) Tax later today with luck manifoldrepair.jpg
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by Steve » Fri, 20 Apr 2012 1:23 +0000
new battery in, starting on the button, no more... rrroww roooowwww roowww roooowww rooowwwwwww click
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