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Car is completely un-modified still. All I've done is clean up, maint, and a bit of detailing.
Yes, the anchors are super heavy and super rough. Also it never ceases to amaze me how funky they set up the MSM suspension, where it's stiff on every single imperfection making for a super harsh ride, and then absorbs the really big stuff.
This thing is still new/mint enough not to have the crazy "bog" so it actually feels/drives really good power wise. Not great, like with a proper ecu, but not terrible like the high mile MSM's on stock ecu.
So if anything, I think my 1st mods will be wheels and then suspension. We'll see.
There's a set for a good deal just 2 hours away, actually
I'm STRONGLY considering. Actually, if it wasn't 2 hours away, I'd probably already have them haha.
*EDIT: also I'm in love with Velocity Red now. I can't stop looking at it and taking pictures
There's a set for a good deal just 2 hours away, actually
I'm STRONGLY considering. Actually, if it wasn't 2 hours away, I'd probably already have them haha.
*EDIT: also I'm in love with Velocity Red now. I can't stop looking at it and taking pictures
I've always through Velocity Red was one of the best colors Mazda ever put on their cars. I actually debated painting my AE86 Corolla that color years ago.
I agree, velocity red especially with a canvas top makes a beautiful looking miata.
I'd say Xidas are comfortable but that's in comparison to other very stiff spring suspensions. Looks like you got a great find, one of the last clean stock msm's. I bought a stock one, but the paint and bumpers are ****.
lol I really liked my tokicos. If I could find another set locally I'd get em.
And actually tires are next on the list. Or wheels. I love me some advanti storm s1, there's a black set locally.
I did the leg work once to find the part numbers for a full tokico set, 3 or 4 different sites that still sell them *new*, get FM springs and put them together.
Why not try budget bilstein HD or S with coil over sleeves? Or just stick with your silvers and do FM spring for science?