Flyin' Miata FOX suspension for the ND chassis

"Slidey, neutral, sublime. You take the car by the scruff of its neck and just chuck it toward the horizon. It makes a stock car look lethargic, roll-heavy, almost stupid. And at no time does it even hint at biting you. Woof. So good." - Road & Track

"Ride quality, body and wheel control are all superb; without question, these are some of the finest conventional dampers available." - Motor Magazine

Meet the first excellent suspension for the ND Miata! We installed the first prototypes less than a week after we took delivery of our car, and we've been modifying and testing them ever since. We've had an SCCA hall-of-fame driver track test them and give us feedback. We've driven them on twisty back roads, on cross-country interstate runs and across all of our pet bumps on our various test loops. Then we revalved them and tested again.

The shocks are designed to keep the full range of suspension travel, including matching the massive 7" rear stroke. As with all our FOX shocks, they're aluminum bodied monotubes with adjustable rebound so you can fine-tune the shocks to your needs. Thanks to some careful fine-tuning of the valving, the car rides extremely well.

The Sport spring set is intended for performance street cars. It's comfortable enough for cross-country drives, but makes the car into a great back-road tool and very eager toy. It uses 400 lb/in front springs and 225 lb/in rear springs. On the RF, we use 250 rear springs to balance out the heavier rear end.

For track use, you can run higher spring rates. We've found 600 lb/in front and 350 lb/in rear works pretty well - those are the same rates used on the Global Cup Cars. We do not currently offer this spring set, but any good coil spring manufacturer can provide them.

If you choose one of the spring options they'll come with helper springs front and rear, as well as custom front upper mounts. This is a complete coilover setup with everything you need to install. We do offer them without springs if you'd prefer, just un-check the spring option - it'll still have everything else, just no springs. 

There are a lot of little details on these parts that aren't immediately obvious. The springs sit on a high density plastic ring that acts as a bearing, allowing the spring to rotate on the perch without the expense of a bearing. The internal washers are disc ground for high accuracy, giving more consistent behavior of the shock. Even the body of the shock is given Kashima coat, which is a superior form of hard anodizing to protect the shock under the worst conditions. Even the shocks are light - 40% lighter than a Koni. Total weight per corner (springs, shocks, bushings, helpers) is 7.25 lbs for the front and 7.05 lbs for the rear. Made in the USA.

1-Year Limited Warranty for the original customer against defects in materials and/or workmanship. Custom revalving is available through Fox for $35/shock.