2016 Mazda Mx-5 Miata on 2040-cars
Kearneysville, West Virginia, United States
Money was never saved on anything this car needed and it was serviced by RP Performance Team at Summit Point during
Summer and before that it was serviced by Sick Sideways Racing which is a multiple championship winning race team
in the Global MX-5 Cup series, most recently with an overall championship win for the ND1 spec class in 2019, with
several other Global MX-5 championships in prior years. RP Performance has itself also won multiple races with SCCA
The car has complete and current log books for both SCCA and NASA.
The tires on the car are good for about 10 heat cycles because they are full racing tires, which could go through
20 heat cycles easily. Currently they are the BFGoodrich spec tire for Global MX-5 Cup.
With the car you will also get an additional ECU, an extra set of dry and one set of rain tires.
Included spares:
Radiator hoses
Front lower control arms.
Front upper control arms.
Rear trailing arms.
Spark plugs.
A set of front and rear brake rotors.
Hard top
Cool Box
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