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Re: My new NA Mx5 1990 - mint condition
Quick update:
I've ordered a few goodies for my Mx
Sunglasses holder
http://rev9autosport.com/na/special-edition-parts/eunos-roadster-sunglasses-holder.html
Headrest speakers
http://www.clearwateraudio.com/cwc3d.html
A car alarm with central locking and microwave sensor is also going in next weekend to protect the money pit!
More updates as they come along!
I've ordered a few goodies for my Mx
Sunglasses holder
http://rev9autosport.com/na/special-edition-parts/eunos-roadster-sunglasses-holder.html
Headrest speakers
http://www.clearwateraudio.com/cwc3d.html
A car alarm with central locking and microwave sensor is also going in next weekend to protect the money pit!
More updates as they come along!
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Re: My new NA Mx5 1990 - mint condition
Oh wow I have one of those 'sunglasses holder' in my NA, always thought it was just a standard thing haha
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Re: My new NA Mx5 1990 - mint condition
Update:
I had Leon from Security in Motion install a car alarm with Microwave sensor. At the same time i had him install a boot release with the alarm! cheaper than buying an after market mx solution!
Forum member Yemin also dropped by to do a cut and polish using my Random Orbital. The Black SE turned responded really well to a mild cut and polish.
I had Leon from Security in Motion install a car alarm with Microwave sensor. At the same time i had him install a boot release with the alarm! cheaper than buying an after market mx solution!
Forum member Yemin also dropped by to do a cut and polish using my Random Orbital. The Black SE turned responded really well to a mild cut and polish.
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Re: My new NA Mx5 1990 - mint condition
Now you need to buy sunglasses.
The cut/polish was exactly what my car needed. I would say it removed 90% of the swirls only the deeper ones are left. That will be for next paint correction session in a few months time. But the shine/depth of the paint is incredible.. Thanks..
Yemin
The cut/polish was exactly what my car needed. I would say it removed 90% of the swirls only the deeper ones are left. That will be for next paint correction session in a few months time. But the shine/depth of the paint is incredible.. Thanks..
Yemin
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Tiny BLACK SE (2005)
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BLACK CX5 Akera 2015
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Tiny BLACK SE (2005)
A few mods.
BLACK CX5 Akera 2015
Stock as.
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Re: My new NA Mx5 1990 - mint condition
update:
The Clearwater headrest speakers arrived earlier in the week and i installed them this evening. Took less than 3 hours.
For more information check out my post in the Audio section!
viewtopic.php?f=55&t=49359
The Clearwater headrest speakers arrived earlier in the week and i installed them this evening. Took less than 3 hours.
For more information check out my post in the Audio section!
viewtopic.php?f=55&t=49359
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Re: My new NA Mx5 1990 - mint condition
Gave the car wash over the weekend and dropped into Mx5 Mania to pick up a few items.
Tomb stone as the alarm installer inadvertently put a crack during the alarm install (got the cost of the part taken off the alarm install)
Leather gear shift and park brake boot - very nice.
Tomb stone as the alarm installer inadvertently put a crack during the alarm install (got the cost of the part taken off the alarm install)
Leather gear shift and park brake boot - very nice.
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Re: My new NA Mx5 1990 - mint condition
Update:
Not being a Daily drive, and with the summer approaching i thought i might address this with a few purchases recently.
First up was a HardTop stand. Found someone who made this locally, the other alternative as far as i could determine was to get something from the UK or Germany!
With the HardTop destined to be sitting on its new stand till sometime next year i also ordered a cover for it. This actually did come from Germany! (visible in the pic in grey)
Finally as its my weekend warrior i bit the bullet and got a custom made cover to Match the Civic. Fits absolutely like a glove and even has a little hole with a plastic grommet for the antennae to poke out of!
Not being a Daily drive, and with the summer approaching i thought i might address this with a few purchases recently.
First up was a HardTop stand. Found someone who made this locally, the other alternative as far as i could determine was to get something from the UK or Germany!
With the HardTop destined to be sitting on its new stand till sometime next year i also ordered a cover for it. This actually did come from Germany! (visible in the pic in grey)
Finally as its my weekend warrior i bit the bullet and got a custom made cover to Match the Civic. Fits absolutely like a glove and even has a little hole with a plastic grommet for the antennae to poke out of!
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Re: My new NA Mx5 1990 - mint condition
UPDATE:
This arrived in the post yesterday.
I also managed to find in the UK a wrecker who was selling the original black cloth seat cover, second hand, but in great condition i plan to use the material to replace a small section of the drivers seat area that is showing some wear. Just need time during the work day to see a local Auto upholstery shop!
Also had the car serviced at Mania. I had the guys replace all of the fluids, advance the timing from 10 to 14 degrees and remove the aftermarket exhaust and replace it with an NA8 OE exhaust. XB12R (Darren) was the recipient and now the Mx is completely stock!
Other minor bits and pieces was that i replaced the crap Mazda front number plate bracket with the aluminium one from Mania. Much better. But no longer 100% stock?
Also recently ordered is a set of OEM Bilstien shocks got these from RSpeed during their Black Friday sale for $500Aud landed! which'll mean ill need to look at:
New set of OEM standard springs
bump stops and shock mounts - Fat Cat?
Would love to replace all the bushings but the labour cost is going to be prohibitive and i dont have the means to do it myself.
This arrived in the post yesterday.
I also managed to find in the UK a wrecker who was selling the original black cloth seat cover, second hand, but in great condition i plan to use the material to replace a small section of the drivers seat area that is showing some wear. Just need time during the work day to see a local Auto upholstery shop!
Also had the car serviced at Mania. I had the guys replace all of the fluids, advance the timing from 10 to 14 degrees and remove the aftermarket exhaust and replace it with an NA8 OE exhaust. XB12R (Darren) was the recipient and now the Mx is completely stock!
Other minor bits and pieces was that i replaced the crap Mazda front number plate bracket with the aluminium one from Mania. Much better. But no longer 100% stock?
Also recently ordered is a set of OEM Bilstien shocks got these from RSpeed during their Black Friday sale for $500Aud landed! which'll mean ill need to look at:
New set of OEM standard springs
bump stops and shock mounts - Fat Cat?
Would love to replace all the bushings but the labour cost is going to be prohibitive and i dont have the means to do it myself.
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Re: My new NA Mx5 1990 - mint condition
What the heck is that, that you received in the post yesterday?
Also where did you get the NA8 OE exhaust?
Also where did you get the NA8 OE exhaust?
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Re: My new NA Mx5 1990 - mint condition
Looks like a seat base to me.
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Re: My new NA Mx5 1990 - mint condition
Ahhh i think you're right.. it was hard to get the scale right.. I was thinking it was the size of a wooden palette.. that would be a big seat base LOL
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Re: My new NA Mx5 1990 - mint condition
deviant wrote:Looks like a seat base to me.
Correct! Right Hand side and I'm looking forward to it going in
@Marty085: I got the exhaust from Mania. Off an Na8 that had done 50,000k. It sounds sweet. They had 2 others a couple weeks back that had been around since September give them a call!
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Re: My new NA Mx5 1990 - mint condition
Cheers mate!
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Re: My new NA Mx5 1990 - mint condition
Hey mate.
Can you share where you bought the hardtop stand from? Pretty keen for one.
Can you share where you bought the hardtop stand from? Pretty keen for one.
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