Miata Steering Rack Bushings

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Improve steering response and feedback with our CNC precision-made bushings machined from 6061-T6 aluminum. Eliminate the steering rack movement allowed by rubber and urethane bushings. Four bushings per kit, used on the drivers side. LHD and RHD compatible.

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Weight 2 lbs
Dimensions 6 × 5 × 1 in
NA

NA 90-97

NB

NB 99-2005

Customer Reviews

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J.
Excellent upgrade for the NC

These have been a fantastic addition to my 2006. I got the car with no miles on it and a new body after the previous owner crashed it, and I had A LOT of suspension work to do. I originally went with urethane bushings for the new steering rack but somehow they were worse than the stock rubber.
These, though, these are the ticket. Best steering feel in any of my three MX-5's by miles. Just wanted to write this so NC owners know this will fit your car and is an absolute no-brainer in terms of handling upgrades.
If you have access to a lift this is a 20 minute install. No need to 'remove' the rack from the car. I did have to pull one power steering line, but refilling and bleeding the system took all of 5 minutes.

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Zac
Solid product

Very precise and great feel on the track, solid as. Definitely one of the first things I'd do if I were to buy another NB.

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stirling fazio
great solid feeling

they are definitely a good upgrade to have. makes the steering over all more responsive and predictive feeling the steering loads up more consistently in the turns. when transitioning from one way to another it doesn't have a soft feeling spot where the stock bushings deflect to the other side. definitely recommended for any one doing more then casual street driving.

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Matthew
Increased precision

When you’re loaded up in a corner you’re able to make more precise inputs.

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Kev
Big improvement

Looked at these to improve steering feel without depowering rack and it fulfilled my expectations. Most difficult part was removing old bushings.