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Man, do I know the feeling, and I wasn't even there when my old roommate sold the car I sold to him to someone else... As for fun and cheap (fairly well built too), you can't go wrong with a Miata. They'll make your daily commute more fun, trust me. And if anyone asks, you can always tell...

TD06-20g on your car? I'm surprised he kept up that well... good for him, but you still took it. :)

From what I've read and seen, Lummis seems to be pretty straight forward when it comes to upholding this kind of thing, but I emailed her on it anyway. How long does it usually take for this sort of thing to be updated Mike? I'd be curious what the outcome is, but I don't read the local paper...

Hmm... might be worth looking into. Pretty much only walk barefoot around the house, and depending on the size of your bugs, that may not even be a good idea. :p

Signed. I think it's silly that Homeland Security has had any part of the whole automotive side of things...

You will have to update us, nobody likes threads without endings. ;)

I'll be the first one to chime in and say this happened to my 88 once on a trip from the other side of the state. I believe it was #5 on my 7m, electrode strap was absolutely smashed to the electrode itself. Swapped out the plug, never had that problem again, but it puzzles me to this day...

I forget his name on here, but lives in FL, has had some sweet wheels and hard to find body bits for sale over the years, he had one of the Trust/Greddy F40 wings for sale last year. Had I not already bought the Regulus, I might have picked that one up, they suit our cars well.

Sorry to hear that man, sounds like my misadventures in 2006 with my 88. Got hit on the driver side near the door twice in the same month. Of course it HAD to be AFTER it was fixed the first time. Reason enough to get a train horn?

I'm not sure how Canada works, but those are throwaway tickets everywhere I've lived. Unless a ticket is served to you by a law enforcement officer or official of the court, and you SIGN for it, it is not a valid ticket in most states. Who is to say you ever got that in the mail? Or that it was...

That's how it always was for me man. I always saw other Miatas when I was in the Supra, and always saw Supras when I was in the Miata. Oh well haha...

Should fit just fine. If it were me I'd run a 255 front and 275 rear with wheels that size, depending on suspension and alignment settings, you should be fine as far as rubbing is concerned... By the way, there is an awesome thread about this sort of thing that is stickied in the Mk3 General...

Sounds almost like almost any accounting department I've ever had to deal with. They can not seem to look at the big picture, only mere lines of text/numbers, buried deep within a document. Never did understand why these things didn't make sense to them. On the plus side, the can be fun to mess...

Heh, I did that on a major intersection here on my way to work once, left hand turn, ground was wet, open diff in a 94 Miata... slid perfectly into a lane traveling in the opposite direction from where I meant to go. Probably looked pretty sweet to people who saw, but I got lucky I didn't hit...

Those are awesome Emilio... might have to track down a pair of those, ninja feet! Gotta wonder though, shoes vary in size from brand to brand, but FEET? Everybody has different sized feet. Hell, I'm sure not everybody has the same size feet left and right on their own legs. Wonder how well they...

Try cleaning it up as best as you can, driving the car for a couple days, then seeing if the oil comes back? Oil/coolant stains/drips can be temperamental in my experience. If it comes back, you know for sure you have a leak somewhere. If they don't, it could have been just something that...

Good to hear sir, I was about to suggest the gap check myself after reading your last post. Funny how well they run when they're not cutting out. :)

So then the Cleanguard is the easier to source alternative then? Someone correct me if I'm wrong here, but I've heard of some countries (Japan comes to mind here for some reason) that REQUIRE a fire extinguisher be kept in the car, as well as a small first aid kit, flares, etc...