Good-Win Roadstersport Race Exhaust On NA Mazda Miata 1.8 Video

Here's a Good-Win RoadsterSport Race exhaust installed on a 1995 (NA) Mazda Miata 1.8L. It's a full catback including a non-resonated, stainless midpipe and stainless muffler with 3.5" double wall tip. The exhaust is fully broken in and warmed up (can be buzzy/raspy when cold). The only other modification on this car is a Racing Beat elbow intake. So enjoy - I know I will.

phatso786 (3 months, 4 days)
@ibanezmaster04 nope, didn't buy one.
ibanezmaster04 (3 months, 4 days)
@phatso786 just curious did u ever end up buying a miata and if so what kinda mileage did it have and how reliable has it been ?
ninjagod1337 (8 months, 15 hours)
Too bad about the rasp.
jdmpower86 (9 months, 3 weeks)
rice
Twilight788 (10 months, 1 day)
Sounds pretty good. I'm not all for the stripes though.
schmeltz (10 months, 2 weeks)
My 94 was doing a knocking noise on start-up, I bought some engine treatment (Rislone brand, yellow bottle) that took care of it, I think it was a sticky lifter.. I would do the same, its worth a shot!!
rtsoccerplayer (10 months, 2 weeks)
rice taste good, i know. honda civic is rice, not miata
jetheodorson (11 months, 4 weeks)
Sounds like he needs a better rez. That raspy noise in the high rpms makes it sound ricey. But when it idles, i like it!
lowhailfire (1 year, 6 days)
Grandfather just gave me a '90 that he fixed after paying $200 for it, the thing is in great condition and running beautifully, it has the DOHC on it and, it sounds alot like this video.
whoahstu (1 year, 1 week)
No not rice at all. A twin-cam 4 is going to sound a certain way regardless. I like it.
jetheodorson (1 year, 1 week)
rice
stradguy93 (1 year, 1 month)
I like Miatas and all but that does sound like rice
turotufas (1 year, 2 months)
wtf that does not sound rice at all! i dont like racing stripes on them. sorry bro.
stanley9875 (1 year, 2 months)
Magnaflow makes really good exhaust systems that give a nice low hum. Its not an annoying hum. Easy simple installation, great warrenties, ect. -$tanley
tristantao (1 year, 3 months)
my car has about 105K miles. its a 99 5spd. i think the last owner BEAT the crap out of the car. is it possible that my engine is failing? because, i can hear a rod-knocking-ish sound at 2.7-3K rpm in 1st and 2nd. not really on third and up though.
tristantao (1 year, 3 months)
hey, great info. but, are there any other trouble spots? my miata (1999) is acting up. i know there is a leak (seeping). but when i drive up to 2.7-3K rpm in 1st and 2nd gear, it kind of makes a knocking-ish sound. doesnt happen in 3rd and up though... and when i clutch in, it kind of makes a clunking noise... (a bit crunchy on the clutch too). any idea what the problem can be?
arizonaliteicedtea (1 year, 4 months)
just needs a little boost....:)
empibroo1 (1 year, 5 months)
No offence,but it sounds like a chain saw! I have a 2003 with factory exhaust and would like to give it a deeper growl not a chain saw noise any suggestions?
eatmedouche (1 year, 6 months)
too ricey sounding
awesomeman09 (1 year, 6 months)
if the owner seems like an enthusiast chances are the car is in good shape..most miata drive train will easily do a full 200 000 miles without any hicups, as long as the car is maintained...that being said..i've seen a few that were beaten up quite badly with relatively low miles thanks to incumbent owners..u should inspect the car and its owner before u decide to make the investment.
CBRuRedE (1 year, 8 months)
Hey buddy, nice sound. Very nice sound! I have a 2001 N/A Miata with a Borla "Sport" dual tip exhaust and a K&N CAI. I was looking into a Goodwin-Racing RoadsterSport mid-pipe and a Jackson Racing 4-into-1 header to complete the exhaust. But i'm worried because my car sounds bad as hell right now and have been told by a number of people @ work that a header on my car would make it sound like "ass". Any suggestions?? Please reply, man! Thanks : )
seussboytenko (1 year, 9 months)
is 250km still ok to buy, or is it pushing it, its a 1989 mx5, 250,000
drdriftphd (1 year, 10 months)
The Miata is a very durable and excellent car, even with higher miles on it. As long as someone takes good care of the car and performs the needed maintenance when it's due, then the car will last a very long time. Just make sure you check out trouble spots... valve cover gasket for oil leaks, CAS o ring for leaks, leaks in plastic top of the radiator, clutch performance, brakes, all that stuff.
australianmazda (1 year, 10 months)
the engine on the mx-5 is bullet-proof, what 154000, what 350,000 miles
phatso786 (1 year, 10 months)
is this a good car to buy with 154,000 miles on it.



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