[For Sale] [NB] Suspension parts

[2slownb]

KYB AGX 4-way shocks. Used 1 season of autox, less than 5k miles. Includes bump stops and dust covers. Working fine when removed. Can be used for NAs, but better if using NB rear tophats. $520 plus shipping new. $300

Flyin Miata front and rear anti-sway bars. Includes bushings and brackets. $209 plus shipping new. $125.

Stock spring set. $50
stock end links. $25

I'm north of Atlanta, so I might be able to meet for deliver. I'm also going to various SCCA, BMW, Atlanta Autox events.

[Aidam]

How many miles are on the sway bars? I was gonna buy them new soon but I don't mind a nice used set :D I'm also north of Atlanta. Roswell, Alpharetta, and Suwanee area.

[Dynra Rockets]

How many miles are on the sway bars?

Does that matter?

[91LudeSiT]

Does that matter?

I lol'd...

[2slownb]

Sway bars likely have less than 10,000 miles. Car is primarily used for autox and mountain drive. Bushings should be in perfect shape, but I can provide a pic if desired.

[Aidam]

Does that matter?

Not sure if it does or doesn't, that's why I asked. Thanks for the helpful and informative response.

I'm gonna PM you Slown, thanks.

[apwp93]

Not sure if it does or doesn't, that's why I asked.

Sway bars don't rotate or wear, so mileage is not an issue. When you install them, recommend you find some bushing grease - will help keep the noise down with the contact between bushing and bar. Example here: http://www.prothanesuspensionparts.c...=gbaseprothane

Lastly, check the torque specs carefully for the rear sway bar, especially. I *may* have broken one of the studs back there by tightening a little too much. Turned a short job into a PITA. Should be able to find those specs via Google. It's not a lot, IIRC.

I've been running the same set over several track days, and a couple of autox events, no problems here. Several active members run the FM bars. Good luck and enjoy!