Thought I would let everyone know that I got my LS1 Miata fully functional (mostly.) and put the first 30 miles on the conversion just now. I have the first crank video up on my website (http://home.comcast.net/~npartist/completion_videos.html). Its crappy quality but I will have some real video up as soon as I get my hands on a camcorder (maybe week or two). My exhaust is ridiculously low (picture like 2 inches at the center of the car) but that not really the fault of the kit but rather the way my exhaust was done (3rd party). I plan on having it redone whenever I get time. So right now I have to avoid speed bumps, significant crest, large dust bunnies, etc. Hell, that makes this all the more fun right? I think so. :D
So tomorrow is the 5th Annual Georgia Tech Autoshow (www.gatechautoshow.com <http://www.gatechautoshow.com/> ) and it's been my goal to DRIVE my car to it ever since I started back in October. At first I though first of the year it would be done but that quickly changed when I didn't have the car back from paint til then. Ever since then, I have come home (I'm a student at Gatech) nearly every weekend (fri-sun) and put in a solid 30-40 hours of work each one and now I can actually drive it! Woohoo. Anyways, any Atlanta locals are welcome to come to the show and check out my car. Its from 11-3pm. Our guest speaker is a GT Grad who works for Telsa Motors, the electric "lotus elise" makers. The speech is at 2pm. Time to put my gauge cluster, center stack and console in. Nathan Sumner [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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