the 4g started out as a $100 purchase that turned into a kickass track toy.
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Nice job at the Glen, way to walk down the Miata. Site is sweet, exept for the white guy holding crotch. Good luck.
Holunfie FTW
Rich
thanks richie. jay is proud of that pic.
Dan
Hope you can give me some advice.
I'm ready to do a mild suspension upgrade, pretty much your winter set up. I'm torn between JDM pinks and RCE "yellows". I know you and Miles are best friends so this may sway your opinion. Spring rates on pinks are 257fr/217rear. I e-mailed rce to try to find their rates and all they sent me back was "about 25% stiffer than pinks." Not much help, although they did say extra attention was given to the rear to make the car more "neutral", whatever that means. What do you think? Regardless of warranty, that will be up someday. Thaks for staying w/this one.
-Rich
the pinks are sti designed to work with your oem shocks.. i'd just stick with pinks. you probably can't go wrong either way. my dealer warrantied my rear blown shocks with the pinks on!
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