Titanium Key Blank For Mazda MX5 / Miata / Eunos / Roadster, NA, NB, NC (Without chip)Designed and precision machined to reflect the lightweight, agile, and perfectly balanced nature of the MX 5, this billet titanium key is a functional piece of art engineered for those who appreciate detail every time they turn the ignition. Features and info: This key blank is to suit the NA, NB, NC (without chip) Special design utilises a coated brass key 'blade' for normal key cutting ability and no excess wear on the locks and ignition. Strictly
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Designed and precision-machined to reflect the lightweight, agile, and perfectly balanced nature of the MX-5, this billet titanium key is a functional piece of art — engineered for those who appreciate detail every time they turn the ignition.
Features and info:
This key blank is to suit the NA, NB, NC (without chip)
Special design utilises a coated brass key 'blade' for normal key cutting ability and no excess wear on the locks and ignition.
Strictly Limited number batch production to retain highest quality product.
Each key head is CNC machined from 100% GR6 Titanium Billet.
The finish is race-inspired raw machined Titanium, the machine patterns vary from key to key making each key unique!
Yes, you can take this key to any Locksmith to be cut just like a normal key ✔️
Each key comes in its own Pro Spec Imports soft touch flannel key pouch (no animal products) - they make a great gift idea for that MX-5 enthusiast!
The key 'blade' section that is cut by the locksmith is made from the normal coated nickel-brass (not titanium), this means no increased wear on your locks and ignition. This also means you can take it to any Qualified Locksmith for cutting like a normal key blank.
It’s better to get the locksmith to cut the key to 'code' and not 'copied' from the old worn-out key, because this can cause issues. Your car's key 'code' can be 'de-coded' from your existing key, it can also be found printed on the OEM key blade and the door lock barrel, you can also get it from the VIN number at a dealer or certain locksmiths.