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I had a great time.. great event.. Thanks to everyone who helped put this on. Also.. not sure if any of them are on here, but a MASSIVE thanks to everyone who helped out with fixing our miata. We made it home without a hitch and I even drove the thing to work today :mrgreen: See you all next season.

I have a feeling I won't be able to make it up until later Friday evening.. will I be able to go through tech and such Saturday morning without causing too much trouble?

riveting a piece of sheet metal is fine. Awesome, thanks. Talk to Don Taylor about what he would accept at tech as safe. I doubt there is a need for added structure once the original sunroof structure is gone, but the added roof skin should be secure enough so it doesnt immediately peel back in a r...

uh, metal. Haha, I guess I should have been more specific. If I cut out the whole assembly and remove the sunroof tray from the underside of the roof skin will I be fine if I just pop-rivet some aluminum in the opening in the roof? I just don't want to go cutting the whole thing out and then find t...

What are the safety requirements regarding the removal of a metal sunroof? What needs to be put in its place?

oh wait motorgeek. that s where I know your screenname from. Yup.. I used to spend a lot of time on MG, but I've been growing tired of sifting through all the pointless chit chat that seems to have taken over that forum.. still a ton of good stuff, but just a lot more going that is of no interest t...

Walter-- I was hoping you'd reply. Ok so the clutchnet pp is a good idea.. do you think the yellow level plate is the way to go or would green be fine? Also, I know the unsprung clutch hubs can wear out trannys by transmitting too much vibration, do you think this is an issue with the 020 or do you ...

First off.. my name is Will and this is my first post on the forum, my brother had my scirocco at Okemo I this year and then we doubled in his miata this past weekend at Ascutney. My scirocco wasn't there due to unresolved clutch issues and, needless to say, after Ascutney (which was my first hillcl...