







Powder coated factory wheels. Looks much better in bronze.
Hopefully not a waste of money. Stuff sticks to Mazdas clearcoat like crazy. I also noticed their paint is very thin(80 microns or less) and has a very prominent orange peel.
It almost looks too shiney now. But now its ready for fall and winter driving without fear.
I bought this car from an insurance auction, imported it to Eastern Europe, and restored it. Maybe the original owner will recognize their baby. Just know she's in good hands.😊
Hello
Has anyone here got 205/50 r16 Pilot Sport on their stock 16” wheels?
I’m curious as to how they affect the car, as I’m a bit worried they might give the car too much grip, or change the character of the car too much.
Also please post a picture if you have some with the tyres on. Thanks
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I wanted a challenging (for me at least) project for my '23 RF GT and inspired by a post on Miata.net, I added: 1) footwell (driver's and passenger's side) lighting that follow the behavior of the DOOR setting of the dome/map light, and 2) underbody lighting that could either also follow the DOOR setting behavior or be manually turned on and dimmed to your desired level with a remote. Here are the results and me talking through at a pretty high level (i.e. not very detailed) what I did:
Underbody and Footwell Lighting on ND Miata
The footwell lighting was somewhat practical and somewhat aesthetic, and I guess the same is true of the underbody, though the original thought was increased visibility of my small car in the evening when driving among the giants.
I purposely used a warmer color temperature (3000K) IP67 (waterproof) LED strips, though you can buy pretty much any color temperature you want.
If there's interest, I can post more details on materials used and how I connected everything together.
While this is probably pretty transferable to other generations and even other cars, I can only really answer specifics (wire routing, tapping into dome light wires, etc) based on the ND.
Any questions, feel free to ask.