Great deal on NA sways in VA $75
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I am not affiliated to this ad in any way but it is a killer deal. If I had the money I would go ****** them up.
This pair of sway bars proved a little too stiff for my liking for street use, but probably are a good choice for autocrossing with street tires. Or your tolerance for ride stiffness on the street may be higher than mine. For sure, they improve turn-in and transient response. The front bar is solid, 1 1/16" diameter, with two hole positions at the end of each arm to adjust stiffness. The rear bar is solid, 3/4" diameter, with three hole positions at the end at the end of each arm to adjust stiffness. Both bars have mounting brackets with urethane bushings. I found the rear bar tended to shift sideways, so I added short pieces of radiator hose with hose clamps to keep that from happening. You can see them in the picture. These bars were for my 1997 Miata so they should fit 1994-95-96 as well. I don't know whether they will fit the 1990-93 Miata. See pictures for detail of appearance, the front one has a finish which resisted rust better than the rear. Cash sale.
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This pair of sway bars proved a little too stiff for my liking for street use, but probably are a good choice for autocrossing with street tires. Or your tolerance for ride stiffness on the street may be higher than mine. For sure, they improve turn-in and transient response. The front bar is solid, 1 1/16" diameter, with two hole positions at the end of each arm to adjust stiffness. The rear bar is solid, 3/4" diameter, with three hole positions at the end at the end of each arm to adjust stiffness. Both bars have mounting brackets with urethane bushings. I found the rear bar tended to shift sideways, so I added short pieces of radiator hose with hose clamps to keep that from happening. You can see them in the picture. These bars were for my 1997 Miata so they should fit 1994-95-96 as well. I don't know whether they will fit the 1990-93 Miata. See pictures for detail of appearance, the front one has a finish which resisted rust better than the rear. Cash sale.
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