my car is missing all the emblems/badges and I want to put flying M emblems on it.

anyone know which ones fit?
and where I can get them?

I have a 99 front bumper if that matters.

 

rx8...bigger up front... smaller one in the back

 

I sold a (genuine) set to a customer a year or so ago - they weren't much, maybe US$25. Actually, can't remember if it was just the front or both.... in any case, the proper version aren't expensive (relatively speaking).

 

you could have search in the interior exterior forum for "emblem" and found this:
https://www.rx7club.com/forum/showth...em+part+number

 

Thanks everyone. Thats exactly what I've been searching for.

 

How big is the m badge in back? I contacted Malloy mazda about part number F141-51-731A and i was told that because it is a j-spec part that they wouldn't have one for me.
I've looked on ebay and seen one that is 3.75 inches wide and one that is 2 inches wide. Is the smaller of the two the one that fits on the back of the car? Thanks.

 

I have a genuine one for an OEM 99 front. $25 plus shipping. PM me.

 

thanks but i only need a rear. anyone know where i can pick one up?

 

I can look up my paperwork later to get PN's. Mazda Motorsport sold me the front and back, I belive back is about 3 some inches wide.

 

Just checked Mazda Motorsport site, your PN is correct. Price for team members is $10.55
Part No.
F141-51-731A
Description
REAR WINGED M
Notes
Winged-M logo for rear of car, from 99 RX-7.

 

Front: F138-51-731 EMBLEM, WINGED M - FRONT none RX-7 TT ANY 1993-95 $10.55

Notes: New Winged-M logo for nose of car. From '99 RX-7.

 

The original emblems look much better. The flying M is the one Mazda is using now, right? I'd stick with the original rotor looking emblem. Or the Efini emblems if I was going to change it.

 

Just depends on tastes and car mods: the orginal to '95, Efini to '98 and flying "M" to '02 ..if you put a '99 front end on then flying "M" should be used. The orginal "flame" was too close the the Renault mark and Mazda had to change. The real orginal mark was "MAZDA"