Help ID the flares and front bumper
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The front bumper is a "Wizdom" at least, and the flares seem to be almost generic (Tuckin99 N2 etc).
Installation example https://www.miataturbo.net/showthrea...t=33438&page=9
Installation example https://www.miataturbo.net/showthrea...t=33438&page=9
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Thanks.
It certainly looks like a track car, but I thought zero offset wheels were terrible for handling on a Miata. Would any of the hardcore track guys care to shed some light on this for me? I really would like to know what difference it makes.
It certainly looks like a track car, but I thought zero offset wheels were terrible for handling on a Miata. Would any of the hardcore track guys care to shed some light on this for me? I really would like to know what difference it makes.
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Yeah, without there's too much visual girth, and I would think on superficial grounds the big central opening and the lateral intakes would not help aerodynamically, though the curves at the edges seem gradual enough. Too much frontal area though - I figure the NA could do well with a more lengthened out bumper like the NBs.
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