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have ye no faith? ;D<p>:) <p>ah, knew I had seen a picture:<p>

Why are you calling the Altezza`s euro`s or euro style?<p>They where introduced on the Lexus Altezza, wich is a japanese car from Toyota I believe. Lexus is the luxurious department that`s primarily being made for the american market. (although they are beginning to sell them here in europe aswell.)...

The Civic Type-R is available with leftside steering.
It`s part of the standard model list in europe.
I guess you should be able to get one from japan too, since they are made there.<p>Me, I`d rather get a `98 Eclipse GS-T or GSX <p>nope-mx3

hehehehe, you are the first I have heard that actually think studded tires is nice :) <p>Really looking forward to see the difference in handling! Anyone here with Mazdaspeeds & H&R`s that have pictures of how low it stands? Curious about how much of the wheel gap that will still be there.<p...

Yeah I know <p>Here in Norway the Koni`s was $130 below for the complete set, and since I`m changing a lot of parts I might aswell get the best struts <p>[ January 29, 2003: Message edited by: nope-mx3 ]<p>[ January 29, 2003: Message edited by: nope-mx3 ]</p>

Hi!<p>Does anyone know if these are available from Mazdaspeed still? I would believe Corksport might have them in stock, but I have heard some rumours that Mazdaspeed doesn`t sell products for the Mx3 anymore.<p>Since I live in Norway, it`s easier and cheaper for me to buy from Mazdaspeed, than from...

<blockquote><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by monty73741: you can put early year miata kit on too......... unless u are racing its pointless jason <hr></blockquote><p>I can use early year miata coilovers on the Mx3? Wich years?<p>nope-mx3

Hey!<p>It seems that a company in Germany makes height & damping adjustable coilovers for the Mx3. I really hope that it`s true, as this would be awesome ;D<p> http://www.fahrwerke.de/images/produkte/schraubfahrwerk.jpg <p> K.A.W Fahrwerk <p>Site is in german though :/ Babelfish might help. Babe...

Hi!<p>Is there any differences between the german version and the american version of Eibach`s lowering springs for the Mx3?<p>nope-mx3

if the rims are in a different color than white, silver, or like the OZ Superleggera, i think it looks ridiculous.<p>But hey, that`s my opinion :) White rims on red car looks awesome by the way :) <p>nope-mx3<p>edit: fixing a typo :)<p>[ January 13, 2003: Message edited by: nope-mx3 ]</p>

I think the scuff plates are nice <p><p>This is original Mazda part aswell :>
Have it in my, to be nice, `92 GS<p>nope-mx3

<blockquote><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by Sonicxtacy02: leather custom seats <p>700 bucks but its a viable option. <hr></blockquote><p>WOW!<p>damn shame I don`t live in Usa... I would definetely have bought these.<p>nope-mx3

There is no way in hell I`m ripping apart the seats myself <p>Better to pay a little money, and get something that is guaranteed perfect
(I am clueless when it comes to needles and stuff) <p>nope-mx3

If you remove the paint now, and wait some months before painting it, you will get lots of rust..<p>Only sensible thing is to do it right the first time <p>nope-mx3

<blockquote><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by Hy300: I always wanted to go to those single centered-bolt wheels like F1. Or whatever they're called.<p>Just my 2cents, Merry Christmas everyone<p>[ December 23, 2002: Message edited by: Hy300...