Under Radio Cubby – 1990-1995 Mazda Miata NA

Under Radio Cubby – 1990-1995 Mazda Miata NA

€1,00
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Under Radio Cubby – 1990-1995 Mazda Miata NA

Under Radio Cubby – 1990-1995 Mazda Miata NA

€1,00

3D printable under radio cubby for the 1990-1995 Mazda Miata NA: download the STL file and print an affordable replacement for a discontinued or expensive original part.

About this part

The pre 96 NA Miatas have a tombstone that is slightly larger than DIN, but at least in the case of my car, have a metal radio support try that is DIN sized. In an effort to have a better fitting part, and because I was too lazy to buy a bunch of cubbies and see what fits I designed and printed this.

Its 123mm tall, and 215 wide. I had to print diagonally on my printer, and the screw bosses needed supports. Nominal wall thickness is 2.5mm, I rocked 3 walls at .6mm thick so effectively its printed solid for the majority of the part. The screw holes are over sized and ovaled to allow for adjustment before tightening. The clearance for the screws is based around the OE screws on the Miata.

STEP and STL are included to make modification easier.

Compatible vehicles

  • 1990-1995 Mazda Miata NA

Always compare with your original part before printing. Fitment can vary by trim level and production date.

Specifications

Part Under Radio Cubby
Make Mazda
Model Miata
Year 1990
Format Digital download – STL file for FDM 3D printing
Files included 3 (STL, STP)
Part number CAT-03ec1f4f

Print settings

Standard FDM printing settings:
- Layer height: 0.2mm
- Infill: 70%
- Supports: As needed

What you get

A digital 3D model (STL file) of this part, ready to print on your own 3D printer or at any local print shop or online printing service. This is a digital download: no physical part is shipped. Not sure it fits your car? Contact us with your vehicle details before you buy.

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Design credit: original design on Thingiverse, licensed CC BY-4.0.

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