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... has got to be the ECU cover. Relatively thick steel plate, stamped with ribs for extra strength and held down in no less than 5 places with nuts & bolts.

You would think it's a structural member of the car!

They are usually half rusted through though.

Dann

i would say the stereo, a simple am would have been perfect but they included FM & CD!

MADNESS!

narita wrote:i would say the stereo, a simple am would have been perfect but they included FM & CD!

MADNESS!

Perfect for who

I like to listen to Kylie, Loud!

i like to relax with neil mitchell on 3AW.

even though they just recycle whatever is in the newspaper that current day i still enjoy the variety of topics.

narita wrote:i like to relax with neil mitchell on 3AW..

Pfft,

Why not Glen Ridge on MyMP 1377?

Or party night on Magic1278?


(they're both legitimately good channels)

If you move the ecu behind the glovebox and ditch that rediculous plate your passenger gets a substantial amount more leg room. Mazda were mad to put it there.

Most over engineered part? Probably the engine, they seriously seem to be burst proof and still give good power with no oil use with hundreds of thousands of KM on them.

deviant wrote:If you move the ecu behind the glovebox and ditch that rediculous plate your passenger gets a substantial amount more leg room. Mazda were mad to put it there.

Enough to fit a low profile shallow subwoofer box and have the same legroom as factory?

Wait, our engines give good power?! Please explain!

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Dann

M1474 wrote:I like to listen to Kylie, Loud!

Adele is better suited.

These days I'm torn between listening to Glenn Ridge on MyMP, or hearing the good news from Tony Tardio on Magic. My arthritic fingers take a few hours to change between the two stations.

the driver.