Do all 1.6 Miatae have the VLSD?
Do all 1.6 Miatae have the VLSD?
If not, how can you tell?
I apologize if this has been asked before. Search for Miata brings up just about every thread posted here...
I apologize if this has been asked before. Search for Miata brings up just about every thread posted here...
'16 FRS - PSTX 97
They didn't all come with one, but it was optional. For a way to ID one from eyeballing it, follow this link: http://www.cardomain.com/ride/242583/3
Check the 2nd, 3rd and 4th pics from the bottoom of the page.
Check the 2nd, 3rd and 4th pics from the bottoom of the page.
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I have no idea.
I'm starting to get a little more comfortable in the Honda, but I'm not sure if I want to fool with it. Scuffcakes let me drive his car and I really liked it. STS2 is cheap and I think you can make a RWD a little more forgiving and still make it rotate. I went faster in the Honda, but the Miata felt better. I just wish they were a little more practical. I still want a Camaro, I think.
I'm starting to get a little more comfortable in the Honda, but I'm not sure if I want to fool with it. Scuffcakes let me drive his car and I really liked it. STS2 is cheap and I think you can make a RWD a little more forgiving and still make it rotate. I went faster in the Honda, but the Miata felt better. I just wish they were a little more practical. I still want a Camaro, I think.
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Shoot son, I drive my Miata every day (including overnight trips). If you want to test drive a 1.8 w/ LSD (to get feel fot them) let me know.not cbring wrote:I have no idea.
I'm starting to get a little more comfortable in the Honda, but I'm not sure if I want to fool with it. Scuffcakes let me drive his car and I really liked it. STS2 is cheap and I think you can make a RWD a little more forgiving and still make it rotate. I went faster in the Honda, but the Miata felt better. I just wish they were a little more practical. I still want a Camaro, I think.
Thats what I get for chiming in on a car I am still learning about.MARKP wrote:Your torsen and the VSLD are night and day different. The torsen isn't legal for STS2.
Just for the heck of it, is mine still an E stock car with the Torsen? I've about got Sarah convinced to co-drive at the Elizabethton event, but she refuses to drive the Camaro.
Do you haul 4 tires, jack, toolbox, cooler, jackstands, sprayer, helmet, overnight bag, etc?01badz28 wrote:Shoot son, I drive my Miata every day (including overnight trips). If you want to test drive a 1.8 w/ LSD (to get feel fot them) let me know.not cbring wrote:I have no idea.
I'm starting to get a little more comfortable in the Honda, but I'm not sure if I want to fool with it. Scuffcakes let me drive his car and I really liked it. STS2 is cheap and I think you can make a RWD a little more forgiving and still make it rotate. I went faster in the Honda, but the Miata felt better. I just wish they were a little more practical. I still want a Camaro, I think.
For whatever reasons, the ES cars don't really interest me. I'm pretty sure that I could talk my dad into splitting a '90-'93 Miata with me, but I'm not sure if he'd like ST springs, a race bucket, crazy alignment, and letting me take it on the weekends.
'16 FRS - PSTX 97
Nope, but thats what the Camaro is for. I did get a bag of golf clubs, two banker's boxes full of work files, and a suit bag in one though. As for tires: www.tiretail.com . I am curious if they can rif one of those up for the black car.not cbring wrote:Do you haul 4 tires, jack, toolbox, cooler, jackstands, sprayer, helmet, overnight bag, etc?01badz28 wrote:Shoot son, I drive my Miata every day (including overnight trips). If you want to test drive a 1.8 w/ LSD (to get feel fot them) let me know.not cbring wrote:I have no idea.
I'm starting to get a little more comfortable in the Honda, but I'm not sure if I want to fool with it. Scuffcakes let me drive his car and I really liked it. STS2 is cheap and I think you can make a RWD a little more forgiving and still make it rotate. I went faster in the Honda, but the Miata felt better. I just wish they were a little more practical. I still want a Camaro, I think.
For whatever reasons, the ES cars don't really interest me. I'm pretty sure that I could talk my dad into splitting a '90-'93 Miata with me, but I'm not sure if he'd like ST springs, a race bucket, crazy alignment, and letting me take it on the weekends.
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[quote="not cbringDo you haul 4 tires, jack, toolbox, cooler, jackstands, sprayer, helmet, overnight bag, etc?
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I've done that many times. I would guess that you could safely tow up to 600 lb. if you're careful. Ask Larry Huff about the difference in carrying your tires on-board vs. a trailer.
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I've done that many times. I would guess that you could safely tow up to 600 lb. if you're careful. Ask Larry Huff about the difference in carrying your tires on-board vs. a trailer.
David Guffey
97 Miata - STS #40
99 Miata - Nicest beater I've ever had
88 4Runner - Trusty, rusty trail-sled
97 Miata - STS #40
99 Miata - Nicest beater I've ever had
88 4Runner - Trusty, rusty trail-sled