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SPL Parts 06-15 Mazda Miata (NC) Rear Toe Arm (Bumpsteer Adjustable w/Eccentric Lockout)

SKU: SPPSPL RTAEL NC
Barcode: SPL RTAEL NC

$404.21

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SPL Parts 06-15 Mazda Miata (NC) Rear Toe Arm (Bumpsteer Adjustable w/Eccentric Lockout)

$404.21

$404.21

Tech Specs

Brand
SPL Parts
SKU
SPPSPL RTAEL NC
Manufacturer part number
SPL RTAEL NC
Category
Suspension › Suspension Arms & Components
Shipping weight
4.3 lb
Availability
Stocked
EPA
N/A

NC Miata Rear Toe Arms (RTA) increase stability and response by eliminating bushing deflection and offer a wide range of toe and bump steer adjustment. When you lower your NC Miata MX-5 or RX-8, the factory links create too much toe-in that cannot be adjusted out, which creates handling problems and excessive tire wear. The eccentric lockouts are included to prevent any slipping of your alignment. These arms are designed for use in high performance street and race vehicles

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