Man... this week has been like friggin' Christmas!
First, I got my Teins put on.
Then I got my air horn.
And today the FM Butterfly showed up on my doorstep! ::Banana::
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Man... this week has been like friggin' Christmas!
First, I got my Teins put on.
Then I got my air horn.
And today the FM Butterfly showed up on my doorstep! ::Banana::
Get that thing installed then come tell us all about it.
That's the first thing I'm buying once I get my tax return.
Butterfly is good. Took about 3 hours when I did mine but I had access to a lift at a buddies shop. I could probably do one faster now.
Hmmm...
Party at Hudson's place? ;)
I had the butterfly brace on my '96 and I have yet to install it on my '94. This is great mod, if you don't mind adding 40 pounds to your miata.
When I took my car to the track, after installing the brace, I had to re-learn how to drive my car and had to adjust my coilover settings due to the extra rigidity.
There are some issues with the center section being difficult to install/remove. Gary at trackdog has found a solution to the problem.
Also, the stock :cat: loves to rattle against the brace in some turns. I had a stock :cat:, then a high flow :cat: and the high flow :cat: never touched due to its smaller size.
M1 miatas will notice the biggest difference in overall rigidity compared to the later models.
The brace significantly reduces the cowl shake over bumps, railroad tracks, and uneven roads.
I'd rather just weld a coupe bars between the windsheild frame and the roll bar. I'd look for the example pic, but I'm far too lazy and awesome to do it right now.