SUSPENSION (91-94, also applicable to 95+ and Paseo)

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Chassis Braces

Strut bar (front, upper):

Adj. Panhard bar:

*note* Fixes rear lateral alignment on lowered cars. *note*

Other:

Springs/Shocks/Struts

Full coilover setup:

*note* Are any of these still available??? Anything you might find for a Toyota Starlet (EP82 or EP91) will fit though. *note*

Coilover kit:

Springs:

Shocks/Struts:

Other Suspension Mods

Regular shock and strut mounts:

Pillow ball mounts:

Swaybars:

Camber adjustment kit:

*note* Front only, cam bolt style. Rear not adjustable. *note*

Anti-lift/Caster kit:

Front lower control arms:

DRIVETRAIN (91-94, also applicable to 95+ and Paseo)

Short shifter:

Flywheel:

Clutch:

Transmission:

Limited slip differential:

Axles/CV joints:

*note* My guess is that Paseo axles are probably a bit beefier, although I haven't compared the two directly. *note*

Brakes

Big brake kit:

Rotors (front):

Pads (front):

*note* Sold as a set of four (for the front, two per side). *note*

Stainless steel lines:

Rear disc conversion:

Wheels

*note* Wheels are so numerous and so subjective that I'm just going to list a number of web sites. However, you'll want something that's between 6" and 7" wide, maybe even 7.5" with an offset of around 35-45. If you're interested in performance, get something that weighs between 9 and 15lbs, the lighter the better. *note*

Lightweight:

Tires

*note* Same thing here. Get something that'll fit your rim. Stock size is 155/80-13 or so. Some popular plus sizes are 185/60-14 and 195/60-14, 195/50-15, and 195/50-16. Some people have gotten away with tires that are 205mm or even 215mm wide as well. Go to http://www.miata.net/garage/tirecalc.html to figure out a size that should work for you. *note*

Various:

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