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2004 nb mx5 se turbo
Very low original 96,xxx klms
This car is absolutely beautiful and always puts a smile on my face, it is in my opinion everything you could want in a car.
It's fun handles exceptionally, is a convertible, has a phenomenal power to weight ratio making it very unsuspecting, it's dailyable and has working factory aircon (very rare for turbo'd mx5's as compressor location is tricky)
The car sounds great with funky turbo noises and the varex allowing you to make it quiet or louder at your discretion.
For the price of most JDM cars especially s15's, this will put a much bigger smile on your face and has been modified for a good balance of power and reliability for many more years of stress free driving. This has the ideal mx5 chassis with convertible roof as well as the handling that made them so popular PLUS a great increase in reliable power that makes the V8 drivers come up with entertaining excuses to attempt to conceal their bruised ego.
350whp on e85 and only 19psi
Modifications:
have receipts for everything
Rebuilt forged engine with less than 1000klms on it
Supertech pistons
Manley rods
ARP bolts
ACL race bearings
Boundary engineering Billet oil pump
ARP head studs cosmetic head gasket
Other modifications:
Garret Gtx2863r
Adaptronic pnp ecu
ID 1050x injectors
Walbro 460 fuel pump
Mtuned coolant reroute
Upgraded radiator
Upgraded intercooler
Mx5 mania short shifter
Oil catch cans x2
Battery relocated to the boot with Killswitch
2x fuel jerry cans & mounts in boot for extend range
Upgraded Nitro Dann clutch and pressure plate
Pod filter in Nitro Dann air box
Twist mount 2 manifold reinforced with inconnel studs
Varex bimodal 3inch stainless exhaust
R5 racing coil overs fully adjustable
Upgraded brake disks red stuff pads
Davis brown roll bar
Upgraded coil packs
Bonnet modified for improved engine airflow
Negatives:
A small hole 1/2 the size of a 5cent piece on each side of the soft top in the regular wear locations
Has a rough cold start