Fitting NB sway into NA.
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I had an NA8 bar on my NA6 once and it fit but it was a real pia to get the end links attached. You may need adjustable end links.
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I have an MSM bar in the rear with stock NA endlinks. The stock NB endlinks will not work in any way. I had to bend the NA endlinks slightly to get them to it; with adjustable endlinks it should be a breeze.
I don't know about the front, though. I don't imagine it being much different. The main change is the angle of the attachment point, which necessitates aftermarket endlinks.
I don't know about the front, though. I don't imagine it being much different. The main change is the angle of the attachment point, which necessitates aftermarket endlinks.
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Flyin' Miata : Chassis : Suspension : Heim joint end links
They make a cheap bar pretty pricey.
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I'm guessing they are acceptable at half the price of the FM pieces?
Savington, how much was bending was required on the rear endlinks?
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Is it because the distance between the two mount points is different?
Are NB end links the same length as the NA endlinks?
I'm guessing they might be but the bars mount points on the cars is different, which is the need for adjustable endlinks.
The bars I got will come with the factory mounts and bushings.