Mike's V8 Miata on the road

And yes, that was a pull up to 35 mph :)

[FlyinMiataVideo]

@JezzaWezza
Turn-key conversions start at around $32, 000 depending on the year of the car and the options chosen. They're built with all new parts, no junkyard bits. Compared to buying a new Corvette, it's a killer deal.
If you build one yourself with parts from Flyin' Miata and a used drivetrain, expect to spend around $10, 000-$15, 000 depending on the specification and cost of the bits you put inside.

[FlyinMiataVideo]

@ding0925
It's neither. A Monster runs a Ford 302. This one has a 480 hp Chevy LS3 with a hot cam. We built it at Flyin' Miata for a customer, but we do sell the parts for those who want to build them at home.

[TargaMiata]

That was a custom-built exhaust using a muffler originally designed for 400+ hp turbo Miatas, I think. We've developed our own bolt-in setup that we use now.

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Is that a monster miata or a home built? either way sounds great..

[JezzaWezza]

@FlyinMiataVideo
roughly how much did it cost to be done because i imagine it would really turn heads

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A lot cheaper than a corvette and a lot faster!

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@FlyinMiataVideo I wanted to build one for years but never could get a reasonable priced miata, so it want off to the back burner....send me the address for your shop...Dave ..E/mail addy...