I'm going backpacking and don't wanna go without viet coffee. I usually get this in the can, but the squeeze bottle would be better for this trip, seems hard to find though. Anyone know where I can find it?
Hey all, 3DX beginner here. If I'm exploring a large assembly, is there way to quickly search the product tree? It can be hard to expand everything and look for parts when there's thousands of them.
Thanks!
Hey all, I recently joined a car club for convertibles that goes on group drives once a month. The group uses walkie talkies to communicate with one another during drives. On the last drive I borrowed another member's radio and it wasn't great in terms of reception quality. I'm looking to get my own and would like to get the best that I can around $100. Any recommendations?
Hey all, planning to change out the front brakes on my 1.8L 2000 NB1 with standard (non-sport) brakes. From this video (https://youtu.be/AWfMi27KbOA?t=136) it looks like there are accessory rattle/slider clips that go on the ears of the pads, but can't find these on Moss Miata or Flyin Miata. I can only see some for the 89-93 NA on Moss. There's some on RockAuto (https://www.rockauto.com/en/catalog/mazda,2000,mx-5+miata,1.8l+l4,1363744,brake+&+wheel+hub,disc+brake+hardware+kit,1736), but not sure if these are made for the Miata or just generic.
Anyone know where I can find some of these? Thanks.
Planning on putting EBC Yellowstuff pads on if it matters.
I have a friend over to visit tonight through to next Monday and want to take him to see some live music. Preferably something Latin since it's such a big part of the culture here. Small venues or even food joints/public spaces with live music are cool. Anything like that happening in the next few days?
Other recommendations welcome too
Looking for something with good body and not too sweet. Preferably not crazy expensive either. Tried some decent ones but nothing that blew me away. Where do y'all get yours?
I'm a new Miata driver after recently buying an NB1. It's totally stock, and I'm looking forward to driving it in the Bay Area (steep mountain roads). I'm doing research into add-ons that would be worthwhile, while trying to keep from going overboard and putting on more than I would need.
The car has its original brakes, which I need to replace as the pads are wearing thin. I plan to do spirited drives in the mountains, where the roads are curvy and have long, uninterrupted descents where I'll be braking a lot (more than an experienced driver might). I might also get into autocrossing once in a while, but probably not very often.
I bought a set of stock 15" wheels of the same style as the stock 14" ones which came on the car and plan to mount Continental ECS02 tires to them when they go on sale. I'm undecided about the brakes. Do I go for slotted rotors or are the plain, cheap ones from Moss/FM enough? Do I put more money into the pads? Which pads would be good for my driving needs?
Currently, I'm thinking of going with these two:
Moss Stock Replacement Brake Rotor - Aftermarket: https://mossmiata.com/903-643-cp-stock-replacement-brake-rotor-aftermarket
G-Loc GS1: https://shop.gutentight.racing/products/mazda-speed-miata-turbo?srsltid=AfmBOorPJjGdAljUvt_yb8SmFZqBXeCTWPj1Um-DFET6blim37r2-IK7
Would these be adequate? Or should I go cheaper/more expensive?
Any advice appreciated (for these or other components. I'm planning on adding a set of FM swaybars too.) :)