Miata Mailing List: June 1999, Message #273

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AFAIK,

The 1800 version of the Enthusiast's Shop Manual is still being written.
Still, you can pick up a lot of things from the original Enthusiast's
Manual.  A Mazda Factory Shop manual is also nice to have.  And, while this
may raise some eyebrows...Norm's Mazda Miata Performance Manual has a lot of
interesting stuff in it.  He may have lost credibility on the forced
induction issue, but the other aspects of the book are well worth reading,
IMHO.

FWIW,

Greg
96 BRG


>Hello all jsut reposting a message that no one answered to yesterday,
>
>  "Just want your opinions on miata books.  I am planning to buy one, and
am
>looking for the most comprehensive (ie. regarding all aspects of the car-
>performance, changing shocks and oil etc :)) one, especially if it caters
to
>the 1.8l engines.  Thank you. Right now, I am looking at the Enthusiats
>Manual (600 pages?) and the Mazda Miata 1800 (300 pages?).  I know that
>quantity does not mean quality, but more pages are good :)  Anyway, TIA."
>enwei
>
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