(FC) What are the best aftermarket part websites.
06-19-12, 08:33 PM
#1
(FC) What are the best aftermarket part websites.
I'm buying an S5 N/A and I'm new to the rx7 scene. I know more about Miata's and Honda's than anything. I'm curious if some of you can kindly give me some great websites to buy aftermarket parts similar to gomiata, passwordjdm, JHPusa etc but for rx7's.
06-20-12, 12:34 PM
#2
The forum venders listed in their own section are a good resource and we would like to support them.
A lot of what you are looking for can probably be found on:
Mazdatrix
RacingBeat
Corksport
RX7store
and MANY more specialty vendors depending on what you are looking for.
A lot of what you are looking for can probably be found on:
Mazdatrix
RacingBeat
Corksport
RX7store
and MANY more specialty vendors depending on what you are looking for.
06-20-12, 01:20 PM
#4
The forum venders listed in their own section are a good resource and we would like to support them.
A lot of what you are looking for can probably be found on:
Mazdatrix
RacingBeat
Corksport
RX7store
and MANY more specialty vendors depending on what you are looking for.
A lot of what you are looking for can probably be found on:
Mazdatrix
RacingBeat
Corksport
RX7store
and MANY more specialty vendors depending on what you are looking for.
I'm mainly looking for an exhaust and lowering springs. The racing beat exhaust is far out of my price range, the corksport looks great but I can't find many videos of it that are at least a decent quality.
Last edited by ryan2949; 06-20-12 at 01:35 PM.
06-20-12, 01:45 PM
#5
It doesn't exist. The problem is that RX7 specific parts do not sell in the volumes to sustain a vendor like Honda and miata parts do. There are also very few parts that even swap between generations, so that limits the volume even more. You're going to have to do the leg-work to track them down.
Sure some websites will have universal fit, brand name parts, but you have to figure out what is going to be compatible or not.
Sure some websites will have universal fit, brand name parts, but you have to figure out what is going to be compatible or not.
06-20-12, 01:49 PM
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Just picked up an 89 GTUs this past friday. Am THRILLED to find the vendor lists here. Mine's clean and runs great! But I've spent time on online vendors sites just to see how much of what parts are out there. Thanks!
06-20-12, 01:54 PM
#7
It doesn't exist. The problem is that RX7 specific parts do not sell in the volumes to sustain a vendor like Honda and miata parts do. There are also very few parts that even swap between generations, so that limits the volume even more. You're going to have to do the leg-work to track them down.
Sure some websites will have universal fit, brand name parts, but you have to figure out what is going to be compatible or not.
Sure some websites will have universal fit, brand name parts, but you have to figure out what is going to be compatible or not.
I'm picking up a 91 N/A tomorrow (well giving the guy a deposit so he can get the mechanical done). It's got 95,000kms and looks brand new! I'm hoping I don't have any surprising problems as a lot of people are telling me I will have.