Trung - Introducing my nb8a
Posted: Wed Jun 22, 2016 11:36 pm
Hi I'm Trung from Melbourne.
I'd like to introduce myself to you all as I'm only new to the Mazda MX5 scene.
The car is a 1998 nb8a in Silver which I've owned now for about 2 months. It will be my dedicated track car in which I have purchased to fulfill, refine my motorsport passion and meet people like minded along the way.
I had my first track day end of last year and haven't looked back. It was in my daily which is a Honda Civic Type FN2. Since then I've sold my other daily (S2000) to fund my budget track car.
My car:
Purchased stock, clean with a set of 17" wheels on.
Track preperations in the short time I've owned her have been.
Engine oil change with full synthetic Shell.
Transmission oil change with Redline.
Differential oil change with Redline.
Brake fluid flush/change with Redline.
MSD Platinum plugs
Front brake rotors DBA T3
Front pads - QFM comp 9
Rear pads - QFM hpx
Exhaust - Custom stainless steel headers back, high flow cat with Magna flow muffler.
Intake - Ebay job
Removed unwanted weight including carpets, liners, spare wheel and tools, double din dvd screen, speakers, softop and seats.
Brown Davis Roll bar
Hardtop with perspex window. In the process of being resprayed in a dark metallic grey
15 x 7 Mazdaspeed wheels
NEW Nangkang AR1'S 205/50/15 Semi slicks
On order and in transit atm are 2 x Sparco Sprint V fixed back seats combined with 4 point Sabelt Harnesses
BC BR coil overs with spring rates changed to F9kg R6kg
I look forward to speaking with everyone and gaining as much knowledge on the Miata as possible as I have minimal knowledge on them. The list of mods have just been through little research online and advice from a few people that I have spoken to on the way. Thank you.
I aim to make the first track appearance at a fun day at Winton so that I can ease her into her duties along my journey. This will be followed up with the August Tampered motorport track day at Sandown 2 weeks after that. Etc....etc....
That concludes my introduction. Thanks for listening and I hope that my noob questions along the way won't annoy you veterans too much..
Thanks in advanced.
Cheers
I'd like to introduce myself to you all as I'm only new to the Mazda MX5 scene.
The car is a 1998 nb8a in Silver which I've owned now for about 2 months. It will be my dedicated track car in which I have purchased to fulfill, refine my motorsport passion and meet people like minded along the way.
I had my first track day end of last year and haven't looked back. It was in my daily which is a Honda Civic Type FN2. Since then I've sold my other daily (S2000) to fund my budget track car.
My car:
Purchased stock, clean with a set of 17" wheels on.
Track preperations in the short time I've owned her have been.
Engine oil change with full synthetic Shell.
Transmission oil change with Redline.
Differential oil change with Redline.
Brake fluid flush/change with Redline.
MSD Platinum plugs
Front brake rotors DBA T3
Front pads - QFM comp 9
Rear pads - QFM hpx
Exhaust - Custom stainless steel headers back, high flow cat with Magna flow muffler.
Intake - Ebay job
Removed unwanted weight including carpets, liners, spare wheel and tools, double din dvd screen, speakers, softop and seats.
Brown Davis Roll bar
Hardtop with perspex window. In the process of being resprayed in a dark metallic grey
15 x 7 Mazdaspeed wheels
NEW Nangkang AR1'S 205/50/15 Semi slicks
On order and in transit atm are 2 x Sparco Sprint V fixed back seats combined with 4 point Sabelt Harnesses
BC BR coil overs with spring rates changed to F9kg R6kg
I look forward to speaking with everyone and gaining as much knowledge on the Miata as possible as I have minimal knowledge on them. The list of mods have just been through little research online and advice from a few people that I have spoken to on the way. Thank you.
I aim to make the first track appearance at a fun day at Winton so that I can ease her into her duties along my journey. This will be followed up with the August Tampered motorport track day at Sandown 2 weeks after that. Etc....etc....
That concludes my introduction. Thanks for listening and I hope that my noob questions along the way won't annoy you veterans too much..
Thanks in advanced.
Cheers