Enthuza 3" clearance
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Enthuza 3" clearance
Does anyone use a 3" enthuza on a 1.6L with the stock rear-end. I don't feel like working on the car for a while. So I'm hoping it will fit.
Jason said it would probably hit the 1.6 diff, but I'm crossing fingers.
I guess if it does, I'll swap in the 1.8L rearend. But I would prefer to sell the 1.8L motor, rearend, tranny, and my FM3 manifold and external wastegate downpipe.
It would be nice to pay the couch off.
So there it is, anyone not have clearance issues with the 1.6l diff and 3" enthuza?
And anyone want a package deal on a 1.8L motor, tranny, rearend, external wastegate manifold and downpipe, locally? Might trade for a fixer upper miata.
Jason said it would probably hit the 1.6 diff, but I'm crossing fingers.
I guess if it does, I'll swap in the 1.8L rearend. But I would prefer to sell the 1.8L motor, rearend, tranny, and my FM3 manifold and external wastegate downpipe.
It would be nice to pay the couch off.
So there it is, anyone not have clearance issues with the 1.6l diff and 3" enthuza?
And anyone want a package deal on a 1.8L motor, tranny, rearend, external wastegate manifold and downpipe, locally? Might trade for a fixer upper miata.
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I don't see where there would be a clearance issue with the stock rear. The 1.8L rear is larger, with large flanges on the stubshafts and axles.
I have plently of room with the 1.8L rear.
FYI: u-clamps pointed down are not smart on a low car on unpaved roads.....
I have plently of room with the 1.8L rear.
FYI: u-clamps pointed down are not smart on a low car on unpaved roads.....
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