Hey All,
Is the Haynes manual for the MX5 commonly available? Went to Repco today to buy one, they didn't have one and wanted to charge me an extra $10 to cover shipping! Any other books worth getting?
Haynes?
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tinsfci
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I have the Rod's Enthusiasts guide and the factory manuals PDF's (off ebay). I generally go with the factory manual first, but it is not perfect. There are is a Rod's maual for the 1.6 and another for the 1.8. The Haynes manual is much thinner and covers all models so I presume it is not as comprehensive. Pitstop bookshop in Perth carries both manuals, not sure what there postage cost is like.
Pete
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Race='97 with AVO (soon to be Absurdflow) and GT2560 <--- sod that... LS1 conversion underway!
Race='97 with AVO (soon to be Absurdflow) and GT2560 <--- sod that... LS1 conversion underway!
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hot rod
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I bought mine online from Automotive Books, only took a few days.
http://www.automotivebooks.com.au/category7_1.htm
http://www.automotivebooks.com.au/category7_1.htm
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