I wanna play here too
12-23-2009, 04:36 PM
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I wanna play here too
New to this forum although I recognize several names from both m-net and
m-turbo forum. I currently have a turbo '01 miata and a twin screw SC '94 miata. I've been lurking in the m-net engine modification forum for several months.
I'm selling the '94 this spring to help fund an LS3 install by FM. I normally do my own mods; But after researching the cost, time and my lack of a heated garage in the winter, turnkey is simply the best option for me on this type of build. There are 3 cars ahead of me in the queue and my guess is the build will start late summer early fall.
I still want to learn from the DIY folks as I'll have plenty of time to play with and maintain the car when it is complete.
m-turbo forum. I currently have a turbo '01 miata and a twin screw SC '94 miata. I've been lurking in the m-net engine modification forum for several months.
I'm selling the '94 this spring to help fund an LS3 install by FM. I normally do my own mods; But after researching the cost, time and my lack of a heated garage in the winter, turnkey is simply the best option for me on this type of build. There are 3 cars ahead of me in the queue and my guess is the build will start late summer early fall.
I still want to learn from the DIY folks as I'll have plenty of time to play with and maintain the car when it is complete.
01-08-2010, 03:22 PM
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New to this forum although I recognize several names from both m-net and
m-turbo forum. I currently have a turbo '01 miata and a twin screw SC '94 miata. I've been lurking in the m-net engine modification forum for several months.
I'm selling the '94 this spring to help fund an LS3 install by FM. I normally do my own mods; But after researching the cost, time and my lack of a heated garage in the winter, turnkey is simply the best option for me on this type of build. There are 3 cars ahead of me in the queue and my guess is the build will start late summer early fall.
I still want to learn from the DIY folks as I'll have plenty of time to play with and maintain the car when it is complete.
m-turbo forum. I currently have a turbo '01 miata and a twin screw SC '94 miata. I've been lurking in the m-net engine modification forum for several months.
I'm selling the '94 this spring to help fund an LS3 install by FM. I normally do my own mods; But after researching the cost, time and my lack of a heated garage in the winter, turnkey is simply the best option for me on this type of build. There are 3 cars ahead of me in the queue and my guess is the build will start late summer early fall.
I still want to learn from the DIY folks as I'll have plenty of time to play with and maintain the car when it is complete.
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