V8R Miata Billet Sway Bar Brackets

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$65.00 – $125.00

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V8R precision Billet Sway Bar brackets –  Slotted mounting holes allow forward/aft adjustment over OEM. Machined in house from 6061 aluminum with grease fittings for easy service. Sold in pairs.

**These brackets use the energy universal style bushing. **

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(1 customer review)

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Weight 3 lbs
Dimensions 12 × 12 × 2 in
Options

Rear, Front, Rear & Front

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What are the dimensions of the front bracket ? serdar dogru asked on June 10, 2026

Hi Serdar - We have sent to your email a PDF with the dimensions.

Admin answered on June 11, 2026 store manager
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What diameter bar do the rear billet brackets fit? And what is the center-to-center bolt hole spacing? Thanks. Richie asked on April 29, 2026

Hi Richie - They fit a 1-inch bar. The center‑to‑center bolt hole spacing is 2.333 inches.

Admin answered on April 30, 2026 store manager
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Where do they go? And what hardware is used? Aaron asked on August 30, 2024

Hi Aaron - these brackets replace the stamped steel brackets that are used to retain the sway bar to the stock mounting points. The OEM hardware is reused.

V8 Roadsters answered on September 3, 2024
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I see these have a grease nipple on them. Does this require to drill through the bushing itself to get grease down to the bar or just to be able to get grease between the brace and bushing. shannon kitch kitch asked on March 23, 2024

Hi Shannon - if your current bushings do not have a port for the grease fitting, then you will need to drill through the bushing.

V8 Roadsters answered on March 25, 2024
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