Where do you guys buy aftermarket parts at? I have been looking on rx7store.net but I don't know of any other places. I finally got the money to fix my uncles, which will probably be mine after it runs, and I am just wanting to buy a few things. Like exhaust, intake, lowered then what else do you guys think? It's a 93.

Thanks.

 

Rx7.com is another one

 

Thank you.

 

Racingbeat.com
Corksport.com
Mazdatrix.com
Banzai-racing.com

If you want stuff straight from Japan, could go with RHDJapan.com

 

Check the VENDOR FORUMS section and the Parts for Sale section on this forum.

 

Also hit up Fritz Flynn on the forums he has almost anything you can think of

 

Yeah I checked that out after I made the thread to see.

 

We have everything you are looking for.

 

Is your ISP blocking Google?

 

Lol I searched before I made it. Basically the only ones that popped up was RX7store and rx7.com

I was also just seeing where everyone got there stuff from.

 

If your going to start moding you might want to search for the correct order of these modifications so you don't blow anything up.

 

I will just order the exhaust, intake, lowering springs and Power FC all at once to get it over with.

 

we cater to all the exclusive and must have parts for the FD, straight from Japan. Rx7 Boutique | JDM Wheels, Suspenion, Exhaust, Aero, Engine

 

Check out ZNPerformance - Selling Car Parts at affordable prices. that's where I get all my stuff..best price and the selection is greater

 

Are they still in business? I've sent them many emails w/no reply... plus the website looks pretty dead to me.

 

You should call them, much easier.

The website has been updated with some parts... but like you said looks pretty dead.

 

So far I've gone thru MazdaTrix.com (Ray is awesome, can get you any stock parts you need and will help you with any questions) and Banzai Racing, both very pleasant experiences.

 

Check out my website for bushings and other suspension and brake parts: www.j-auto.net. Support forum vendors as every purchase helps us pay for our vendor membership which in turn, helps keep this forum alive