Removing distributor and fitting a CAS
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Re: Removing distributor and fitting a CAS
Try MX5Plus at Stafford. He's open on Saturday's and has heaps of parts available. He could no doubt sell you a CAS. http://www.mx5plus.com.au
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Re: Removing distributor and fitting a CAS
Where do you intend to get the Microtech tuned? I have an LT8 in one of my cars, and have not yet found anyone who can tune it properly. I've had a couple of recommendations, but haven't tried any of them yet...
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Re: Removing distributor and fitting a CAS
BIG GQ wrote:What I need to know is the part number of the CAS and was hoping that somebody could check the CAS on their BP, B6, etc and tell me what number it has stamped on it so I can order one. I believe it should be T1T48371.
Also if anybody knows where I could find either second hand one or new one could you let me know.
Confirmed "T1T48371" is stamped into the side of the CAS on my '93 NA8, i.e. BP motor. Unfortunately you missed the following new CAS for just over $20 recently on ebay:
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/Mazda-MX5-Miata- ... 335e4f9670
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Re: Removing distributor and fitting a CAS
BIG GQ wrote:I'll throw some pictures of where I'm at with my conversion if anybody is interested?
sure - btw, atmo's puting a BP into a Mk1 Escort:
viewtopic.php?f=17&t=36804
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