Racing Beat Rear Sway Bar
- Thread starter Bebotech
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the oem mazdaspeed "racing beat" rear sway bar DID come with different brackets, but only because the rear sub-frame was re-enforced in that area
Here is the correct part:
http://www.jimellismazdaparts.com/p...E--REAR-RR-STABILIZER/1831916/BN7H28155A.html
(note: pricing is higher on that site, but the correct part number is there)
Here is the correct part:
http://www.jimellismazdaparts.com/p...E--REAR-RR-STABILIZER/1831916/BN7H28155A.html
(note: pricing is higher on that site, but the correct part number is there)
See the one I bought from the dealer is GA2A-28-155A do you know if there is a difference between the one you have on your diagram and the one I purchased. See I tried using the one for the 2000 sedan and it did not work. I don't want to take this one out of the packaging and having to keep it after finding out it is not the one.
The MSP rear sub-frame was reinforced for the heavier sway bar, so the MSP bracket was made slightly bigger to accommodate the revised sub-frame. If you have an MSP sub-frame, MSP sway bar, and MSP bushings, you will need the MSP brackets.
I found an old picture of the MSP bracket. The bushings pictured are not from Mazda. I have some pictures of the spacing on the P5 subframe. If you want them I can upload them some time tonight.
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