The parts to rebuild NB sport calipers including the pins?
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Jan. 14, 2012 10:47 a.m. z31maniac SuperDork
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Jan. 14, 2012 5:21 p.m. JohnyHachi6 Reader
Don't know if the sport calipers are any different and I assumed you were talking about the fronts. The whole dealer catalog is on this website though, so you should be able to find what you need.
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Jan. 14, 2012 5:23 p.m. JohnyHachi6 Reader
catalog - general Here's a more general page for the front braking system as a whole
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Jan. 14, 2012 6:04 p.m. z31maniac SuperDork
Yeah, looking for fronts and rears.
I've been looking around on RockAuto, was just hoping maybe someone had them handy.
I'm looking at the 2005 model, which I understand the "Sport" brakes were standard on, but there are different PN's for sport/non-sport suspension.
Hence my quandry.
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Jan. 15, 2012 9:25 p.m. z31maniac SuperDork
I will seriously Paypal someone money if they can give me the right part numbers.
I had no idea they would be this hard to get.
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Jan. 17, 2012 8:54 a.m. z31maniac SuperDork
Can't get an answer on the Miata forums either.
Shouldn't the calipers be the same on a 2005 regardless of the suspension?
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Jan. 17, 2012 8:58 a.m. RossD SuperDork
PM Keith. Next time get the word 'Miata' in your thread title.
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Jan. 17, 2012 1:01 p.m. z31maniac SuperDork
^Good point about "Miata" in the thread title.
I sent Keith an email this morning, I feel bad bothering him with my piddly questions. ALready asked the FM sales people, and they don't sell/couldn't get them.
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Jan. 17, 2012 2:30 p.m. motomoron HalfDork
Mazda Motorsports has the whole books online.
http://www.mazdaspeeddevelopment.com/pages/cats/miatapubs.html
If it's a part for a Miata, it's in there.
BTW - If it's a car you like, pop for OEM parts for stuff like caliper seals. It's only a couple bucks, and I've gotten some really dodgy Chinese stuff from Rock for my Tacoma.
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Jan. 17, 2012 2:53 p.m. Keith SuperDork
The Sport brakes will have different rebuild parts, as the piston sizes are different. And yes, all US 2005 models will have the same brakes but a lot of the big parts databases kinda miss out on that. It's pretty common for people to get the wrong brake parts when buying from NAPA or Rock Auto because of it.
FM doesn't sell OE replacement parts other than basic maintenance. Personally, I'd go straight to Mazda Motorsports. According to the fiches on their site, you're looking for B2YD-33-26Z (seal and boot set, front, 1 per car), B25D-33-694 (guide pin, front, 2 per car), NOY7-26-46Z (seal and boot set, rear, 1 per car), BWOH-26-998A (guide pin, rear, 2 per car).
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Jan. 17, 2012 3:07 p.m. z31maniac SuperDork
^Yeah, that's what I was running into. Multiple different listings, not to mention I didn't want to buy WorldPac stuff, considering how the car is going to be used.
Thanks a MILLION for the part numbers Keith.
And now they are here for everyone else.
motomoron wrote:
Mazda Motorsports has the whole books online.
http://www.mazdaspeeddevelopment.com/pages/cats/miatapubs.html
If it's a part for a Miata, it's in there.
BTW - If it's a car you like, pop for OEM parts for stuff like caliper seals. It's only a couple bucks, and I've gotten some really dodgy Chinese stuff from Rock for my Tacoma.
Exactly why I was trying to find the real PN's.
Thanks again gentlemen!
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Jan. 17, 2012 3:54 p.m. Keith SuperDork
Hey, I just looked them up on the same listings motomoron posted. They're the standard Mazda parts fiches found in every Mazda dealer. One phone call to a dealer and you'd have the part numbers AND a place to order them. It's amazing what you can find without the internet
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Jan. 17, 2012 4:12 p.m. z31maniac SuperDork
My local Mazda dealer took 3 tries to sell me the correct oil filter for my 2010 Speed 3.
You have to forgive me for trusting you guys over them.
