View Full Version : Thunderbolt Part 4 - Rear end, Engine Prep & the Transmission Arrives!!
Shandelle
03-13-2015, 10:38 AM
Time for a new segment. Tom is making good progress and lots of little details in this one.
This time we continue work modifying our chassis, mount our Getrag differential, take a look at our Tremec Magnum and then modify our LS376/525 so it will work well in our Miata.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Md-36o7BN8Q
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Md-36o7BN8Q
Phatmiata
03-13-2015, 12:26 PM
Big plastered ads for Summit but no love for http://www.V8Roadsters.com ?
Still a great video, but some some love for all the R&D that V8Roadsters put into this awesome kit, just saying. :whistle:
Agent☣Orange
03-13-2015, 09:45 PM
V8 Roadsters probably didn't pay for this series like Summit did but no doubt this would be much more difficult without the excellent, bolt-on ingenuity of V8 Roadsters.
BTW, an LS3 in a Miata is nuts. In my ride, I'm still losing traction in second at full throttle and mine weighs a thousand pounds more. I think a Miata with an LS3 would be better served tuned down in which case an LS1 makes more sense if you can call a V8 Miata sensical at all.
Phatmiata
03-14-2015, 08:01 AM
V8 Roadsters probably didn't pay for this series like Summit did but no doubt this would be much more difficult without the excellent, bolt-on ingenuity of V8 Roadsters.
BTW, an LS3 in a Miata is nuts. In my ride, I'm still losing traction in second at full throttle and mine weighs a thousand pounds more. I think a Miata with an LS3 would be better served tuned down in which case an LS1 makes more sense if you can call a V8 Miata sensical at all.
Bring your car over here man, I wanna drive it :twisted:
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