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Anybody that has to bring up the "miatas are for gays" topic obviously hasn't driven one....they rock! They are the most fun and enjouable car to drive I have ever been in.

...and with a ...

Thanks so much! I have next week to get parts installed and get it up and running. I'll update with my progress as it happens.

That'd be great Flosho. I'll PM you my email address info.

Hello again all,

It's been a while since I've been around here, but I'm picking up my 931 project again. It's good to see there are still familiar "faces" around here.

I've been worki ...

My intercooler install is a Starion intercooler, not a 951.

I second Bob on andial. I ordered one from them and it came in less than a week. Their website is www.andial.com

I would think the best thing to do would be to cut a new pully that has a hub within a couple thou. of the inside of that ring, then make a round plate that will clamp down on the ring when the bolts ...

well then, if it's for a turbo, any intercooler (executed correctly) will be a benefit.

I've installed two spoilers just by taking off the three metal trim pieces around the edge of the hatch (you have to leave the top one though), then drilling the screw holes in the hatch frame. It's ...

...emoore924...to make your intake temps the same as ambient....oh, wait, they already are in an n/a

I got into the 924 because I wanted a car that was cheap....because I couldn't afford to take it to a garage. So I guess what I am getting at is my favorite garage is my own.

ut-oh, I think Smoothie one-upped your geekdom with his geo-cities hack.

You nerd-foo is very strong grass-hoppa!

I would say I could make one for you for a minimal cost....but I've only had my lathe since Christmas, and I didn't have a heck of a lot of experience before that. You might want a pro to do it for y ...

I just finished mounting mine up this past weekend.

I turned a new crank pully on my lathe out of aluminum and made a hub on the center of the pully for the center of the trigger wheel, then just p ...

Harley sounds like a pretty damn good American driving experience.