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Looking for a white 91 (i think) LX notch, black wheels, was a feature car in MM& FF I think. Any help?

Skill is much more than being able to turn the wheel at the right time, though that is important. How many ladies driving down the highway did he terrify? Worse yet, how many people's lives did the police endanger to spin him in from of 65-70 MPH traffic - THREE TIMES, once nearly putting him...

100mph not too bad for the amount of traffic and getting held up behind the rig just before getting spun, but agreed not as fast as the V8's.

ACtually, living in Oklahoma City, OK where this was filmed, I can shed some light. When they talk of coming up to Sheilds Blvd, that is the bridge that he passes under. Start your stopwatch there. He then passes over Walker, and just as he is about to be spun for the first time you will see...

OKC, OK, moving to Wichita Ks in january

You are the victim of murphy's law!

Ok, this is kinda far out, but after reading all this stuff, what could be farther out. Try putting a treble fish hook on a good string and "fishing" for the wrench. May not work, but certainly cannot hurt.

You're gettin 15?!?!? Wow, don't I wish

That is correct, if it has broken. However, these are noted for jumping the timing belt, which will only show up by testing the TDC method.

Take the number one spark plug out and put a light weight rod into the cylinder (something long like a pencil, make sure you don't drop anything in that you can't get out, or your hosed!) Bump the motor with the starter until you have the rod resting at the top of the stroke. This is called...

You can go to this link and save yourself all the calculations. http://www.miata.net/garage/tirecalc.html

This is an old trick my dad taught me on buses. Heat the offending bolts with a torch until they are red, then dowse them with cold water. This will "shock" the rust and crud that is seizing them (most of the time). Good luck