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Nice Stu. What rollbars make ?
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Awesome stuff Stu, the delay just builds up the excitement. :thumbs:

Going UltraRacing are we ;)

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RX7 wrote:Nice Stu. What rollbars make ?
Ultra racing 23mm front and 16mm rear
Daniel wrote: the delay just builds up the excitement. :thumbs:
Going UltraRacing are we ;)
Well Dan, the delay does one of two things. Builds anticipation as you say, and nudges me towards boredom :D

I hope that tyres and increased stiffness reward me the way that I expect. I kind of see where the 'project' is going as every MOT website/thread I have read clear states that any road legal car must have a drivers seat that can mechanically adjust in two or three different positions. If that is the case I simply won't be able to get low enough for serious track use (Doesn't stop me using this for non-serious fast road/ drift stuff though)

That being the case, club drift car anyone? :cheers2:

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Stuart wrote:Ultra racing 23mm front and 16mm rear

Well Dan, the delay does one of two things. Builds anticipation as you say, and nudges me towards boredom :D

I hope that tyres and increased stiffness reward me the way that I expect. I kind of see where the 'project' is going as every MOT website/thread I have read clear states that any road legal car must have a drivers seat that can mechanically adjust in two or three different positions. If that is the case I simply won't be able to get low enough for serious track use (Doesn't stop me using this for non-serious fast road/ drift stuff though)

That being the case, club drift car anyone? :cheers2:

Boredom can lead to exciting things though :D Not all bad ;)

I'm sure it will mate, we all know MX-5s have a great reputation for the grin factor. You'll be beaming :nod: Isn't there something you can do to have bolt in provision for both types of seat? You could have the bolt holes in the floor for the bucket seat. And also have provision for a conventional sliding bucket seat frame? Just an idea :smash:

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but bucket seats are adjustable with side mounts, thay just take an age to adjust :) loophole maybe ?
Small one's are more juicy

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i might have some mapping software coming for mx5's some time soon!

interested?
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The problem with that is that the seat channels that enable me to fix a seat to the floor need to come out. With them out, I can gain 40mm minimum. With them staying in place I might as well not bother.

More homework required I think.

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is floor flat with them removed stu?

you could always use a strip of steel under neath
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gary@apt wrote:i might have some mapping software coming for mx5's some time soon!

interested?
I know you are a great mapper but even you may have you work cut out with this car! The gains on an NA 1600 will be close to fuck all though mate, surely? Apparently if you adjust the timing to 14 degrees it helps a touch

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gary@apt wrote:is floor flat with them removed stu?

you could always use a strip of steel under neath
Yeah flat mate. I intended to use some 3mm sheet to re-enforce the area but I can't see how it will adjust easily enough to satisfy an MOT tester (or VOSA etc)

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