About

Forums come and forums go, and 1 of the main ones I’m on is on the way out. I’d been documenting my build there and will probably continue to do so, however I wanted to have somewhere a bit more permanent that I could manage myself that didn’t rely, as much, on someone else’s dodgy equipment. So, here we are. My very own, half-assed D Prepared Miata built.

If you choose to read and / or follow, you’ll see all of my mistakes, all the silly decisions I make, and to an extent, how I come to the decisions that are made. There is some fail, but there’s also some win, because while it won’t be a championship winning car for some time (kids are expensive, see), it is a damn, DAMN fun car. Maybe you’ll take some ideas away for your own build, maybe you’ll laugh at a rank amateur flailing away at this project in his workshop as he teaches himself some basic fabrication skills. No matter your reason for reading, I hope you enjoy it.

xoxo

Andrew

1003071_505640136187314_1362374018_n[1]photo credit AutoxPix.com

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  1. Andrew, John here from the Dragon Hillclimb

    Any chance you could shoot me a schematic of what you did with your ignition/starter/fuel pump setup?

    Any other wiring harness tips would be appreciated.

    I’m knee deep in a spaghetti bucket of wires – but so far everything still runs…

    Thanks

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    • John, thanks for stopping by on the Hill!
      As for the schematics: No.
      I am, as far as electronics goes, pretty much useless. Given that, and that it’s fairly important to the car working properly, I farmed that out to a buddy who is an EE, and has wired up a few race cars. I’ll have to see what documentation I have, but I wouldn’t be able to draw up, or even really talk you through, what’s on my car. Sorry about that.

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  2. Would you be able to make me some sliders like you have for your kirkey setup? I would need driver and passenger. If will make them can you email me a price for them. I really want to keep my sliders and my wife and I will use the car for autox next season

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    • Scott, I’d need to have the seat here because, even within each model, different versions made at different times have different contours. I might be able to be talked into it if you’re an Atlanta local, but if not, you could definitely reach out to a local race prep shop and show them the pictures as a starting point to build from. It’s a pretty simple fab job, just time consuming to get everything right in the car.

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