2004 Mazdaspeed Mx5 Miata on 2040-cars
Westport, Connecticut, United States
2004 Mazdaspeed Miata
Mazda produced the mazdaspeed miata for only 2 years-- 2004 and 2005 4000 were imported in 2004 and 1428 in 2005 when a fire at the factory destroyed the production facilities. The mazdaspeed has the following upgrades from the standard car: -stiffer springs -bilstein shocks - upgraded heavy duty 6 speed transmission -turbo kit -unique front air dam -17" RacingHart wheels The car I have for sale has the following upgrades: -Flyin Miata "Little Enchilada" which included: FM completer intake kit for stock ECU FM throttle body intake pipe FM recirculating turbosmart bypass valve FM O2 signal monitor FM downpipe and free flow catalytic converter FM Midpipe and exhaust FM intercooler upgrade -- upgrades brought the car to 200 hp and runs about 10 psi In addition, the car has a Hard Dog M2 Hardcore Roll bar (allows SCCA Solo 1 competiton) Car has a Pioneer DEH_X6500BT receiver with bluetooth audio and hands free phone set up for direct control to ipod/iphone Car has a car cover as well as an aluminum front air dam screen (not on vehicle) * Car runs beautifully-- just serviced with synthetic oil Any questions, please email me. Happy Shopping! |
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