2000 Miata V8 LS1 T56
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2000 Miata V8 LS1 T56
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It has an all aluminum 5.7L Corvette LS1
Camaro T56 transmission
CTS-V Getrag rear end (3:73 ratio)
The cradle is from V8R using there stage1 axles and drive shaft
V8R aluminum oil pan
Custom stand alone engine wiring harness and computer from Affordable Fuel Injection
The fuel system is from FM
Flyin Miata full stainless steel dual exhaust, the headers are heat wrapped
Big Griffin aluminum radiator
The entire suspension was rebuilt during the swap (tire rod, ball joints, hubs, etc.)
The firewall was properly modified with V8R gussets along with extra supports welded into the shock towers and seam welding completed
FM Vmaxx adjustable coil overs
Larger FM V8 specific front sway bar
Flyin Miata Wilwood Dynapro Big Brake kit is installed in the front with Wilwood 2 piece rotors
Nice Advanti Storm 15x8" wheels
All the factory gauges work through the LS1 computer including the automatic cooling fan (has OBDII port for custom programing). Dakota Digital converter box for the speedometer
The interior is in great shape with a TrackDog roll bar (can be removed)
NRG quick release steering wheel, the horn is not hooked up, needs clock spring
Extra heat shielding and insulation was added under the carpets for comfort
CD player
Changed to LS6 intake manifold, new plugs, wires, oil, filter in 2018.
New Robbins factory style top with defrost and zippered window in 2018.
New Kumho 225/45R15 tires and Creative Steel differential bushing in 2019.
Estimated 360+ horsepower and corner weighed 2582 pounds, 53% front 47% rear.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CR8H-VMudB8
The negatives are mostly cosmetic, there is a wide scratch a few inches long on the passenger fender, several dime to quarter size dings here and there, some scuffs and spider cracks on the front bumper. Also, there is currently no hood prop, no heat, and no ac.
The car does have rebuilt history in it's title chain. I do not know the specifics, but I was told it went under a truck at a light. I do know that all body panels are original except for the hood and the passenger side fender. The front bumper, drivers side fender, doors, trunk, and shell all have their original VIN tags. The car drives and brakes straight, aligns with no issues.
The car runs great, is fast and reliable. Will drive cross country, no problem. Can daily.
Engine runs great, no smoke, no rattles or funny noises, no over heating.
It has an all aluminum 5.7L Corvette LS1
Camaro T56 transmission
CTS-V Getrag rear end (3:73 ratio)
The cradle is from V8R using there stage1 axles and drive shaft
V8R aluminum oil pan
Custom stand alone engine wiring harness and computer from Affordable Fuel Injection
The fuel system is from FM
Flyin Miata full stainless steel dual exhaust, the headers are heat wrapped
Big Griffin aluminum radiator
The entire suspension was rebuilt during the swap (tire rod, ball joints, hubs, etc.)
The firewall was properly modified with V8R gussets along with extra supports welded into the shock towers and seam welding completed
FM Vmaxx adjustable coil overs
Larger FM V8 specific front sway bar
Flyin Miata Wilwood Dynapro Big Brake kit is installed in the front with Wilwood 2 piece rotors
Nice Advanti Storm 15x8" wheels
All the factory gauges work through the LS1 computer including the automatic cooling fan (has OBDII port for custom programing). Dakota Digital converter box for the speedometer
The interior is in great shape with a TrackDog roll bar (can be removed)
NRG quick release steering wheel, the horn is not hooked up, needs clock spring
Extra heat shielding and insulation was added under the carpets for comfort
CD player
Changed to LS6 intake manifold, new plugs, wires, oil, filter in 2018.
New Robbins factory style top with defrost and zippered window in 2018.
New Kumho 225/45R15 tires and Creative Steel differential bushing in 2019.
Estimated 360+ horsepower and corner weighed 2582 pounds, 53% front 47% rear.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CR8H-VMudB8
The negatives are mostly cosmetic, there is a wide scratch a few inches long on the passenger fender, several dime to quarter size dings here and there, some scuffs and spider cracks on the front bumper. Also, there is currently no hood prop, no heat, and no ac.
The car does have rebuilt history in it's title chain. I do not know the specifics, but I was told it went under a truck at a light. I do know that all body panels are original except for the hood and the passenger side fender. The front bumper, drivers side fender, doors, trunk, and shell all have their original VIN tags. The car drives and brakes straight, aligns with no issues.
The car runs great, is fast and reliable. Will drive cross country, no problem. Can daily.
Engine runs great, no smoke, no rattles or funny noises, no over heating.
Last edited by atomp3; 12-30-2019 at 05:01 PM. Reason: Sold
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I've owned the car for a little over a year and a half. I don't have to sell it, just too many cars and other obligations, so it's not getting used much.
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I personally find air conditioning in a convertible superfluous, then again, I don't live in Texas, or Florida, etc. That being said, it should be a relatively straightforward addition. As far as I know, most, if not all, of the Flyin' Miata built LSx cars have AC installed.
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Yeah we are in texas so its living hell without ac. had a track car with everything pulled and i sold it super fast lol.
I saw that with flying miata and when they sell their LS swaps they ask for 30k+ =.= so that's why i was assuming AC is a pain in the *** becasue everything else is the same.
I saw that with flying miata and when they sell their LS swaps they ask for 30k+ =.= so that's why i was assuming AC is a pain in the *** becasue everything else is the same.
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The FM built cars get a big premium. I think it's because of their good reputation, more than the difficulty of the swap and systems involved. That, and they use all new parts, new engine, trans, etc. adds up fast.
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