silver_7

Ok so im doing my suspension upgrades om my 3rd gen and the only thing I havent been able to decide on was what type of sway bars I wanted. I did some searching and saw that a lot of the forum members were using racing beat. I was just wondering if anyone had any other recommendations of others that they might like or preffer.

This is everything so far that was going on the car:
-Tein Flex coilovers
-99' spec brake calipers
-rx7store brake kit(4 drilled/slotted rotors, hawk brake pads, steel braided lines.)
-rotary extreme trailing arms
-rotary extreme toe links
-rotary extreme sway bar mount.

Oh yea I was also wondering if anyone can point me in the right direction on where to get a price on bushings and pillow ball mounts. And what type u might be using. Thanks in advance. If I missed something please let me know...Im trying to do everything at the same time.

rynberg

You won't need aftermarket sway bars with the spring rates you will be running, IMO, especially at the rear.

Just stick with OEM bushings. Purchase them Malloy Mazda or Mazda Motorsports (become a member, it only requires 2 auto-x per year and you will save a lot of money!).

silverTRD

iTrader: (37)

with this setup, would he notice a differance with aftermarket swaybars? im gonna run a very similar setup.

artowar

iTrader: (1)

Make sure that your new rotors are sized correctly for the '99 spec brakes...

rynberg

Why reduce the independence of the suspension when you don't have to? IMO, bigger swaybars are only useful for those running stock or similarly soft spring rates. When you are running 500+ lb-in springs up front, you don't need a stiffer swaybar.

rynberg

silverTRD

iTrader: (37)

thanks, thats what i needed to know

artowar

iTrader: (1)

Gee, thanks rynberg!

silver_7

Thanks fellas' the input really helps. Ill check on the brakes fitting the 99' calipers.