FEELER: 2004 MSM ARTech/EFR/XIDA/PuddyMod/15x10 RC-1 Track Ready 330whp Ti #2373
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FEELER: 2004 MSM ARTech/EFR/XIDA/PuddyMod/15x10 RC-1 Track Ready 330whp Ti #2373
Just putting this feeler out there but am by no means pressured to sell the car. It would be nice if I could get the number in my mind for it because that would basically pay off the remaining 2 years of my college education, which is the only real reason for even creating this listing. I'm also getting rid of a few firearms so if those sell first, this may negate the sale of the car. I do not know the value of the car in the current market, but I've invested a LOT of parts and time into this build to make it as complete and reliable as possible. The chassis has 85,000 miles on it, engine has 6,500 miles with 4 good blackstone oil analysis results.
The idea with this build was to have a track ready streetable car. I drove it on the street for 1.5 years before taking it to the track. At the track, we figured out weak spots and fixed the issues, such as upgrading water lines and building a heat shield for the turbo. I'm sure there are still some issues that may arise in the future, but for now, the car has been performing well for me. It was tuned by Ken Hill, a former FlyinMiata employee and tuner, so that part of the build is also rock solid. Build currently makes 330whp and 310wtq on 20psi, I believe the turbo can handle up to 25psi, and you could always bolt an EFR6758 directly in it's place and crank the power output to 400whp easily, and close to 500whp if you run E85 though you'd need some different fuel system components.
Engine
BP4W Mazdaspeed Block .020 over
BP4W ported head
Eagle H-Beam Rods
Wiseco 83.5mm 8.5:1 Pistons
Boundary Engineering Street/Strip Billet oil pump
SuperMiata harmonic damper
ARP head/main studs
ACL Race bearings
Supertech Valve Spring kit
VICS delete
EGR delete
Turbo
ARTech custom top-mount manifold
Swaintech White Lightning manifold coating
ARTech 3” v-band downpipe catless
BorgWarner EFR6258 turbo
CorkSport 80mm Catback
AN-4 oil feed
AN-10 oil drain
AN-4 Water lines
Trackspeed Engineering Inconel studs
Stage 8 locking hardware
Custom SS Heatshield
Cooling
TrackSpeedEngineering crossflow radiator
FlyinMiata/M-Tuned coolant re-route
FlyinMiata Oil cooler kit
Fab9Tuning 550HP Intercooler
SPAL 14” curved fan
DeRale Power Steering cooler
Singular Motorsports “NC” Louvres
Electronics
Megasquirt 2 enhanced (MS2e)
FlyinMiata Big Spark Kit
AEM EUGO Analog Wideband
Autometer Boost gauge
FuelInjectorClinic 775cc ev14 injectors
Walbro 225lph pump
Drivetrain
Competition 13lb flywheel
FlyinMiata Stage2 clutch kit
PuddyMod Stage2 differential (cryo treated option)
Mazda “Aussie” 3.63 ring and pinion
Energy Differential mounts
SuperMiata SS Clutch line
MiataRoadster Short Shift kit
AWR Racing Motor Mounts 70D
GarageStar Brake Master Cylinder Brace
Suspension
949Racing XIDA Coilovers 700lb/400lb Gen2
RacingBeat 1.125” front sway bar
RacingBeat sway reinforcement kit
RacingBeat adjustable sway links
G-Loc R12 front pads
G-Loc R10 rear pads
SuperMiata SS Brake lines
HardDog Hardcore Double Diagonal Rollbar
Wheels And Tires
949Racing 6UL 15x10 Gen4
245/40-15 Maxxis RC-1 DOT Slicks
Forged lugs
ARP Extended Studs
Exterior
BlackBird Fabworx Lexan spoiler on spare trunk
SuperMiata front airdam on spare bumper (this is still being built)
OEM Hardtop
The one downside of the car I can think of now is there are some small rust spots forming in the rear quarterpanels in front of the wheels. This is barely visible and can probably be repaired fairly inexpensively if you fix it soon. A few photos of the car, although I'm sure most are familiar with the build since I've documented much of it on the forum. One other downside is if you cannot get around emissions, you probably cannot get this car to run with OEM injectors and ECU (which I do still have) due to all of the missing EGR/oxygen sensors/removed VTCS, etc.
showing that we actually took the time to set correct clearances
Blackstone results. The latest test with elevated lead is from 2 track events and according to Blackstone is not a concern. Drain plus has been clean every oil change
For videos of the car in action, go check out my YouTube channel under the name of Cleanneon98. For the sake of a starting price point, I'm going to shoot for the stars and maybe I'll hit the moon. I know I won't get the listing price because people will try to negotiate down, so lets open the bidding at $20,000. Just the aftermarket parts topple that price by a bit, so you're essentially getting the car, labor, and tuning for nothing. If you were building an MSM, there's not much missing from this car that you could possibly want. Still has working AC and PS and full interior, leather seats, MP3 connectivity, etc.
Here's a few photos of me with a basically stock MSM to show differences. You can clearly see the fender roll/pull in some of these comparison photos, and the power output is almost exactly double of stock for both horsepower and torque.
The idea with this build was to have a track ready streetable car. I drove it on the street for 1.5 years before taking it to the track. At the track, we figured out weak spots and fixed the issues, such as upgrading water lines and building a heat shield for the turbo. I'm sure there are still some issues that may arise in the future, but for now, the car has been performing well for me. It was tuned by Ken Hill, a former FlyinMiata employee and tuner, so that part of the build is also rock solid. Build currently makes 330whp and 310wtq on 20psi, I believe the turbo can handle up to 25psi, and you could always bolt an EFR6758 directly in it's place and crank the power output to 400whp easily, and close to 500whp if you run E85 though you'd need some different fuel system components.
Engine
BP4W Mazdaspeed Block .020 over
BP4W ported head
Eagle H-Beam Rods
Wiseco 83.5mm 8.5:1 Pistons
Boundary Engineering Street/Strip Billet oil pump
SuperMiata harmonic damper
ARP head/main studs
ACL Race bearings
Supertech Valve Spring kit
VICS delete
EGR delete
Turbo
ARTech custom top-mount manifold
Swaintech White Lightning manifold coating
ARTech 3” v-band downpipe catless
BorgWarner EFR6258 turbo
CorkSport 80mm Catback
AN-4 oil feed
AN-10 oil drain
AN-4 Water lines
Trackspeed Engineering Inconel studs
Stage 8 locking hardware
Custom SS Heatshield
Cooling
TrackSpeedEngineering crossflow radiator
FlyinMiata/M-Tuned coolant re-route
FlyinMiata Oil cooler kit
Fab9Tuning 550HP Intercooler
SPAL 14” curved fan
DeRale Power Steering cooler
Singular Motorsports “NC” Louvres
Electronics
Megasquirt 2 enhanced (MS2e)
FlyinMiata Big Spark Kit
AEM EUGO Analog Wideband
Autometer Boost gauge
FuelInjectorClinic 775cc ev14 injectors
Walbro 225lph pump
Drivetrain
Competition 13lb flywheel
FlyinMiata Stage2 clutch kit
PuddyMod Stage2 differential (cryo treated option)
Mazda “Aussie” 3.63 ring and pinion
Energy Differential mounts
SuperMiata SS Clutch line
MiataRoadster Short Shift kit
AWR Racing Motor Mounts 70D
GarageStar Brake Master Cylinder Brace
Suspension
949Racing XIDA Coilovers 700lb/400lb Gen2
RacingBeat 1.125” front sway bar
RacingBeat sway reinforcement kit
RacingBeat adjustable sway links
G-Loc R12 front pads
G-Loc R10 rear pads
SuperMiata SS Brake lines
HardDog Hardcore Double Diagonal Rollbar
Wheels And Tires
949Racing 6UL 15x10 Gen4
245/40-15 Maxxis RC-1 DOT Slicks
Forged lugs
ARP Extended Studs
Exterior
BlackBird Fabworx Lexan spoiler on spare trunk
SuperMiata front airdam on spare bumper (this is still being built)
OEM Hardtop
The one downside of the car I can think of now is there are some small rust spots forming in the rear quarterpanels in front of the wheels. This is barely visible and can probably be repaired fairly inexpensively if you fix it soon. A few photos of the car, although I'm sure most are familiar with the build since I've documented much of it on the forum. One other downside is if you cannot get around emissions, you probably cannot get this car to run with OEM injectors and ECU (which I do still have) due to all of the missing EGR/oxygen sensors/removed VTCS, etc.
showing that we actually took the time to set correct clearances
Blackstone results. The latest test with elevated lead is from 2 track events and according to Blackstone is not a concern. Drain plus has been clean every oil change
For videos of the car in action, go check out my YouTube channel under the name of Cleanneon98. For the sake of a starting price point, I'm going to shoot for the stars and maybe I'll hit the moon. I know I won't get the listing price because people will try to negotiate down, so lets open the bidding at $20,000. Just the aftermarket parts topple that price by a bit, so you're essentially getting the car, labor, and tuning for nothing. If you were building an MSM, there's not much missing from this car that you could possibly want. Still has working AC and PS and full interior, leather seats, MP3 connectivity, etc.
Here's a few photos of me with a basically stock MSM to show differences. You can clearly see the fender roll/pull in some of these comparison photos, and the power output is almost exactly double of stock for both horsepower and torque.
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That said I feel like if someone gave me a really decent offer on it, I'd be kind of stupid not to let it go because it only takes one ******* on the street or one noob on the track to hit me and I lose a lot more, and insurance doesn't cover any of the extras on the car. Just don't know if I have it in me yet, and if it comes to it might be one of the hardest choices I'll make up to that point in my life. I may cry a little
#7
I pulled a lot of good things from various builds when I did mine, I think yours was one of them but I don't remember at this point.
Did a timed run this morning, these RC-1 tires get a ton of traction off the line now that it's warmer out (was about 85 and super muggy today), I was able to squeeze out a 0-60 run of 4.2 seconds. This thing boogies and you can too
Did a timed run this morning, these RC-1 tires get a ton of traction off the line now that it's warmer out (was about 85 and super muggy today), I was able to squeeze out a 0-60 run of 4.2 seconds. This thing boogies and you can too
#12
You couldn't have put this up for sale last year... I would have flown out and given you 20 no questions asked.
ughhhhhh.
Dont sell it.
1. As soon as you sell it, you lose the money you've spent.
2. If you sell it, you will wish you hadn't, in the future, and will end up spending more money doing a similar build, or buying a similar car.
3. You can't enjoy it much if you don't own it.
4. Dont sell it.
5. You don't have much debt.
6. I'm dumb and can't think of any more reasons.
7. Dont sell it.
8. We can set up a crowd funding site to help you pay off your loans.
9. I'll donate 100 dollars to you if you promise to not sell the car. We can sign a binding document or something.
10. we will haze and shun you on this site, if you sell the car.
ughhhhhh.
Dont sell it.
1. As soon as you sell it, you lose the money you've spent.
2. If you sell it, you will wish you hadn't, in the future, and will end up spending more money doing a similar build, or buying a similar car.
3. You can't enjoy it much if you don't own it.
4. Dont sell it.
5. You don't have much debt.
6. I'm dumb and can't think of any more reasons.
7. Dont sell it.
8. We can set up a crowd funding site to help you pay off your loans.
9. I'll donate 100 dollars to you if you promise to not sell the car. We can sign a binding document or something.
10. we will haze and shun you on this site, if you sell the car.
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