Where can I get a new one??
I think it went when I took a hidden speed bump a bit to fast with the drivers side.

 

Can I drive the car right now??

 

Racing Beat sells some kinda upgraded ones with this bar that goes from one to another for support, and at least one other company does them. Those from Racing Beat came in Mazda factory packaging, but were better built then those off of my 94. Instalation was pretty straight forward, just unbolt the sway bar brackets, unbolt the mounts (which you broke) and keep the radiator from moving too much (it probably won't, the lower main hose should hold it), then bolt on the new mounts, hold the support bar in place and bolt the swar bar brackets up. Everything went together well for me, and having non-broken sway bar mounts definently helped the handling. It has been over a year since I did this, and they have worked well for me. Josh

 

yes you can drive like that. get the upgraded ones that srmotorsports have they are stonger than the stock ones

 

Oh yeah, sorry, RB sells a support bar for the sway bar, its just a flat piece of metal powdercoated white that goes from sway bar mount to sway bar mount, and is bolted in place between the sway bar and the mounts. Josh

 

Links please??? I found this one at the RX7 Store but I dont need a whole new sway bar.

http://66.216.67.51/product.asp?0=219&1=283&3=672

 

I think racingbeat.com or maybe racing-beat.com has them. But, depending on cost, you might want to go with the SR Motorsports, they could be stonger, I don't really know. Josh

 

http://www.racingbeat.com/FRmazda3.htm??
Ok definetely getting this . Yet I still need new brakets (mounts) right??

 

Could I just repair them (weld?) AND get the support bar?

 

Yes, you will still need the brackets (mounts). I actually bought them from mazdatrix.com, sorry about that, but I did get the RB support bar, and I like it. I think srmotorsports.com is the other site, you can check those out, and I think there is another company making them, but I don't recall the name. Josh

 

I don't think you should just weld them. They are kind of prone to breaking, plus the have been on the car for about ten years and if they break again, you'll have to go through the ordering process and have to deal with poor handling under hard cornering for a while. But thats just my opinion, its your call in the end. Josh

 

get the widefoot version, they are very solid, a definet upgrade from teh stock ones, they are ment to handle track type forces and not destroy the frame of teh car like the stock ones tend to do.

http://www.scuderiaciriani.com/rx7/a...t_install.html

 

Widefoot mounts are great.

If you don't want to spend the $$ for the Widefoot mounts the factory mounts have been changed. They are $25 each new from Mazdaspeed Motorsports.

 

The Mazdatrix upgrade are a lot stronger than the stock and are not a expensive as the Widefoot. I also have the Racing Beat sway bar brace--- sitting under my work bench with the end broken off. When the stock bracket broke, the RB brace broke along with it.
Ron A.

 

Perfect this is exactly what I was looking for I will look into the widefoot too.

THANKS ALOT GUYS!

 

Score!!! Ordered the MazdaTrix "stronger" brackets. They do seem alot better so lets see how that goes. Probably will order the support bar in the future.

 

WIDEFOOTs!

 

m2 has a nice swaybar bracket. its really beefy.

 

who sells the widefoote?

Tek

 

Hey Jeff,

How did the stock ones change? Are they much more beefier? Mine are bent backwards and I need to get new ones and not sure if I need a brace to go along with it. Thanks,

-Jeff H.

(The other Jeff H.)

 

Widefoot mounts are being sold by David Breslau. I have these mounts mounted on my car and they are simply great. I got mine for around $280 or something.
You can reach David through dbreslau@ContinuumPhotonics.com

I would recommend these if you plan on doing track days (I do )

 

They just added another piece of metal where they bolt to the frame rail. The old stock design wasn't quite flat and could rock on the frame rail eventually cracking it. The new stockers are thicker and flat now.

Jeff

 

does the widefoot change the radiator position? i heard it would raise the radiator. im using a koyo.

 

https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.p...hreadid=221853

Here is my follow up on them

the rx7 trix ones worked like a charm and only took 30 mins to install.

 

potatochibit : I also use Koyo radiator and there was not problem installing it.