Miata Hardtop

Max's Widebody Fastback NA Miata

Max Manning (owner): Works at Energy Suspension. "I never used to like Miatas. I was always into V8 cars with big power such as my Corvette! That all changed once I drove a friend's Miata. I was really impressed with the dynamics of the car and how easy it was to drive quickly... Max's Mazda Miata NA on Watanabe 14x8 wheels wrapped in Toyo R888 tires. I wasn't looking for a Miata when I came across this one, but I was having trouble with getting the 'vette to pass California SMOG. Max's Mazda Miata NA on Watanabe 14x8 wheels wrapped in Toyo R888 tires. I was looking for a cheap car to drive while I got the Corvette running, and the neighbors down to street were fed up with fixing the issues with the Miata so I was able to pick it up for under $1500." Max's Mazda Miata NA on Watanabe 14x8 wheels wrapped in Toyo R888 tires. RS Watanabe R-type 14x8 -6 on 205/55 14 Toyo R888s FRONT and 14x8.5 -13 on 225/50 14 REAR Max's Mazda Miata NA on Watanabe 14x8 wheels wrapped in Toyo R888 tires. Another shot of the Watanabe's and the Toyo R888! Max's Mazda Miata NA on Watanabe 14x8 wheels wrapped in Toyo R888 tires. One last shot of Max's Miata! Mod list below. Photo's by Zanoah Wilson. Mod list: -RS Watanabe R-type 14x8 -6 on 205/55 14 Toyo R888s FRONT and 14x8.5 -13 on 225/50 14 REAR -Autokonexion fastback with Autokonexion V1 front flares and GT Widebody rear flares -Blackbird Fabworx single diagonal roll bar -949 racing spherical end links and stainless brake lines -Energy Suspension polyurethane suspension bushings -Megan EZ Street coilovers -Midtenn flush mount headlights -Sonic Motors alloy radiator -Cusco carbon fiber shock tower bar -Beatrush PPF brace and shifter collar -Ryoku Rob tow hooks and Project G shift boot and emergency brake boot Future Ideas with the car: -Interior restoration and improvement -Lotus Elise seats -Repaint factory Montego Blue -Aero kit inspired by the Rauh-Welt Porsche and 1980's touring cars -Built n/a motor with ITB's, but a Rotrex supercharger kit might be an option as the power delivery is phenomenal and mimics the n/a powerband. There are always so many new parts b
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