This is the Garage Woolery Pitcrew Roadster. The original base car was a 1990 Mazda Miata, purchased new by Garage Woolery in July 1989. It has been a daily driver for over 20 years and has been slowly modified since new. It has clocked over 240,000 miles on the odometer. Weight: 1890lbs, HP: 250hp
The Garage Woolery Pitcrew Roadster is fairly well known, and has even been featured on the Mazda USA website at the following link: http://www.mazdausa.com/MusaWeb/displayPage.action?pageParameter=mazdaSpeedTuningPersonal§ionParameter=tunerProfile60
List of Modifications
Drivetrain
-Fully built 1.7L engine
-Carrillo rods
-Wiseco 9:1 pistons
-Knife edged crank
-Billet crank end caps
-Head worked over
-Intake manifold worked over
-ARP engine hardware
-Steel headgasket
-Modified FM II turbo system using T28 BBB turbo @12psi
-Link ECU
-ACT clutch
-Lightweight flywheel
-Custom rebuildable driveshaft
-Guru Racing LSD diff 3.909 gears
-’99 5-speed transmission
-DIY coolant reroute
-Modified Track Dog Racing intercooler setup
-Ron Davis aluminum radiator
-Twin high flow SPAL shrouded fans
-Hybrid Function7 / Mazdacomp engine mounts
Suspension/chassis/brakes/wheels
-PPF brace
-Okuyama triangular front strut brace
-Okuyama lower front subframe & transmission housing brace
-Cannon rear subframe brace
-Okuyama K-frame brace
-Manual steering rack
-Wilwood BBK
-Stainless lines
-Firewall doubler plate for clutch pedal assembly
-Tein Flex (9kg front/6kg rear)
-RB tubular front sways, no rear sways
-Modified RB endlinks
-AWR swaybar mounts
-ARP long wheel studs
-Watanabe F8 wheels (magnesium) daily use
-949 Racing 6UL’s for track use
-949 Racing or Ray’s Engineering tuner lug nuts, depending on configuration
Body
-Custom built CF/composite front clip (front bumper/fenders as one unit)
-Pitcrew Racing nose (modified and added to front clip)
-Axis Power Racing fenders (modifed and added to front clip)
-Tuckin 99 fender flares (modified and added to front clip)
-Lucas tripod lights with custom halogen bulbs
-Simpson Design vented hood (modified)
-Cruise Power doors (modified)
-Simpson Design flush rear bumper (modified)
-Garage Vary tail light panel & lights (modified)
-Axis Power Racing trunklid (modified)
-OEM hardtop
-Autokonnexion fastback hardtop (modified with custom glass, in progress)
-Custom Project G “G-String” bikini top
-Aftermarket hardtop converted to a targa top
-Removed beltline
-Removed rear clearance lights
-TRAP front lip (in progress)
-Garage Vary Lexan side windows (modified)
-Roadster mirrors
-Shaved radio antenna
Interior
-6 point Hard Dog Hard Core Hardtop w/Double Diagonals and Door Bars (HDHCHTDDDB)
-Zoom Engineering center console
-Zoom Engineering center dash
-Voodoo shift knob
-AWD gauge bezel and gauges
-AEM wideband gauge
-VDO boost, H20, oil, and EGT gauges
-Interior gauge lighting switched to red illumination
-Lotus Elise driver’s seat, Elise passenger seat is in progress
-Foamectomy on stock passenger seat
-Vintage style interior rear view mirror
-Willans 6-point racing harness
-Rhinoliner on interior floor
-Powdercoated all interior metal pieces (dash frame, pedal assemblies, ECU brackets, etc)
Stuff that’s been removed
-Power steering
-Stereo
-Air conditioning
-All HVAC controls and underdash ducting (inside the dash is stripped)
-Heater core
-Interior fan
-Air bag system & computer
-Parcel shelf coverings
-Carpet
-Sound deadening (interior and exterior)
-Some interior panel covers
-All removeable body panels (replaced with carbon/composite replacements)
-Doors (replaced with composite doors)
-Windup windows (replaced with plug-in Lexan units)
-Stock popup lights, motors, etc
-All unnecessary engine bay doodads (too many to mention)
-Spare tire & jack
-Stock bumper reinforcements/supports
-Rear swaybar, brackets, and endlinks
-Brake dustshields
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Heh, no wonder that car looked so familiar. Glad to see that you’re local. I’m gonna have to swing by some day.
How’s the Elise seat mount going?
That project is going quite well, actually. I had a pre-fitting session with the bracket setup last Friday. One little adjustment to make and it’ll be ready to go. The piece is such good quality that I think it’ll be released as a commercial product.
I’ll put an update on this blog when they’re ready for installation.
That coupe mod has to too much win!
I’m unable to describe the lust I’m having after that ass.
Thank you for posting.
But most of all…
Thank your for your time and effort on making what Mazda never did.
Greeting from Mexico
The T-Bar brace you built on your Miata reminds me of my car in Japan.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/koich/70639104/in/set-1519437
Definitely removes the scuttle shake!
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