958: The New MitSanDa, The Magic Combination, The Discard Pile

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Mazda MX-5 / Miata

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Mazda also has a brand new limited slip differential in this nd3 that has planted

the back end a little better so combined with this steering rack and the way this new limited slip is

engineered the car just turns you add more power through a corner and it plants itself it's like

the Miata grows Roots through a corner and this car is also equipped with the BBS Brembo Recaro

package you have to get the Brembos Recaros BBS package that's these wheels the good Brembo brakes

these Recaro seats it is utterly worth every dollar of the 4,000 and change that it cost

About this episode

The latest Mazda ND3 impresses with its new limited slip differential, enhancing cornering stability and grip. The hosts discuss how this engineering upgrade allows the Miata to feel more planted, almost as if it grows roots through corners. They also highlight the value of the BBS Brembo Recaro package, which includes premium wheels, brakes, and seats, emphasizing that the additional cost is justified for the performance benefits it brings.

Mazda MX-5 / Miata

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