1994 Mazda Miata
Flyin’ Miata released the perfect product to replace my macgyvered belt tensioner using a gutted power steering pump. It’s a compact auto-tensioner for Miatas with air conditioning but without power …
Flyin’ Miata Power Steering Delete Belt Tensioner Kit Read More
1990-1997 Miatas use a mechanical speedometer cable that is spun by the transmission and routes through the engine bay to the back of the gauge cluster. These cables wear out …
Speedometer Cable Replacement Read More
Replacing differential axle seals is not too daunting of a task. You will know if your axle seals need to be replaced if the spinning axles are splatter painting an …
Differential Axle Seals Read More
In preparation for turbocharging, and to take advantage of the programmable DIYPNP MegaSquirt 2 (MS2), I decided to upgrade the Miata’s fuel injectors. There are a few options for Miata …
FlowForce 640cc Fuel Injectors Read More
There are a decent number of forum posts on this topic, but not enough where the actual tune settings are shared. Here is the good stuff, more detail below: This …
Passing Colorado Emissions with a DIYPNP MegaSquirt 2 (MS2) Read More
Flyin’ Miata recently released their aluminum coolant expansion tank for the NA, at a much more affordable price than the Moroso tank that has been around for years. The FM …
Flyin’ Miata Coolant Expansion Tank Read More
NA Miatas with air conditioning but without power steering are a rare configuration. All trim levels offered air conditioning as an option (special edition and ‘M’ edition cars came with …
Gutting a Power Steering Pump to use as an AC Belt Tensioner Pulley Read More
The Positive Crank Ventilation (PCV) valve allows pressure that builds up in the crankcase to escape to the intake manifold. The PCV valve itself is cheap and easy to replace, …
PCV Hose Read More
With a coolant reroute, a standalone ECU, and makeshift EGR tube made from plumbing parts, it was time to throw in the towel and block off the Miata’s EGR system. …
EGR Block-off Plates Read More
