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Does anybody know of where I can source a Super Pro kit for a NA6 for cheap, ie anybody sponsors and specials going around? Not really prepared to pay $750 from MX5mania for just the front a rear bushings.

Go mad and do every bush on the car: http://949racing.com/energy-suspension- ... miata.aspx

Bush kits are cheap form the UK to.

I hate Energy Suspension, bad experiences with them squeaking even still with plenty of that white nasty grease. Flo-Flex, I've heard they're just sh*t.

Super Pros are expensive yes, but I also believe they are worth it

deviant wrote:Go mad and do every bush on the car: http://949racing.com/energy-suspension- ... miata.aspx

Bush kits are cheap form the UK to.

They're pretty cheap compared.

Is there an option somewhere for a full kit of OEM rubber?
I heard somewhere that these types of suspension components always tend to squeak??

Get the energy's and with the cash saved get an extra set of splits (or a screamer pipe...)

Dann

chris d wrote:Is there an option somewhere for a full kit of OEM rubber?
I heard somewhere that these types of suspension components always tend to squeak??

Mazdaspeed in the States supply standard and stiffish OEM style bushings. I can't find a price now but I remember seeing about $1,200 for a full Mazdaspeed set a while back.
http://www.mazdaspeeddevelopment.com/mi ... nsion.html
It's not really a bad option. The problem with poly bushes is that all of them require regular lubrication, despite anything the suppliers may say to the contrary. The only effective way of doing this is by removing, cleaning and regreasing each bush with the horrible sticky stuff. On the plus side poly bushes give crisp, precise suspension control.

eddiebezzell wrote:...do some basic searched on the forums in the UK which living in the States I did not and paid the price.

Good advice.
Ascertained this a couple years ago by incessantly scanning Ford Escort and rally forums amongst a few others.