Thanks! They definitely are, and I'm not even one bit subjective :)
Love those wheels!
Which ones? :) Or, you mean both?
You didn't mention what generation you're talking about, but based on "a more popular 2.5 swap", I'd guess this is about NC.
From what I've read, putting the 2.5 is a no-brainer: very easy swap with nice improvements in torque and power in the whole RPM range. It's obvious why it is so popular among the people.
Now, can you put K24 in? Well, everything is possible, but it'll probably be much much more complicated. My vote is that you use that engine to play with it to learn stuff and/or sell it, and then you get the 2.5 and do like 98% of other swappers did.
What power do you expect to have with the turbo engine?
Anyway, if you’ve driven multiple cars, which one(s) have you loved the most?
I've just sold my (well not mine anymore :')) NB Miata this morning.
I had it for three years and it's the car that "started it all" for me:
- I met one guy whom I barely knew who also had an NB Miata, then the other one, who also had a friend with a Miata, and yadda yadda yadda, we now have an unofficial Miata club, we regularly go on drives, we hang out, help each other with car repairs, etc.
- My girlfriend and I went on so many road trips and enjoyed every minute of it.
- This car also re-ignited my passion for cars, so thanks to it, at some point I also bought my childhood-dream car: EF Civic (and I've sold it a year later; even though it was my childhood dream, it was pale compared to the NB).
Today I've sold my NB, but I will always remember it and all the good times in it.
(But don't worry, I'm still driving a Miata — NC2 :))
NC2 MX-5
Just pretty much all the car subs. I think that accounted for half my browsing.
Same here.
That's why I created [email protected].
Since we are still a small community, I thought that we could have one community that covers several car-related subreddits.
But currently, I'm the only poster there. Please change that :)
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Wow, a bluetooth brake disc!
This green is probably in my top-3 colors for NC :)
What are some interesting projects I can work on in Rust to get some familiarity with how the language works
My recommendation is always the same, regardless of the language:
(And here is some dogfood: I've created [email protected], so you can ask questions there and/or share your solutions)
NB2: different front lights, different front bumper, different rear lights
NC2: different visuals (lights, front bumper) + lots of differences underneath: http://www.roadster.blog/2013/08/the-2009-roadsters-facelift.html