Everything You Need to Know About the 2016 MX-5 Swaybars

Take control of your body roll with the CorkSport 3-Way Adjustable Front and Rear swaybars for the 2016+ MX-5. Tested on the track to ensure the best street performance, the CorkSport swaybars are a great compliment for the daily driver and the track rat.

Front and rear swaybars for the new 2016 Mazda Miata.

We spent a day at Portland International Raceway pushing the swaybars and CorkSport springs to their limits; we even bent the rear swaybar prototype! A failure in testing is actually a great learning experience. It allows us to improve the final design for you. With this intense testing, you can rest assured that the product you receive can stand up to the abuse.

Give your 2016 MX-5 more control with the CorkSport front and rear swaybars.

Both swaybars are manufactured from 4130 Chromoly Steel and CNC bent for a great fit. The FSB uses 1.125โ€ hollow tube and ranges from 106% to 187% stiffer than OEM. The RSB uses 0.625โ€ solid bar and ranges from 220% to 447% stiffer than OEM. Donโ€™t let the percent increase scare you. The FSB and RSB are designed to complement each other. The RSB allows you to make big changes to the carโ€™s under and over-steer characteristics and the FSB allows you to fine tune the big change. This is the benefit of the 3-way adjustability. So, whether youโ€™re an experienced track day enthusiast or are buying your first sports car, the CorkSport swaybars have a setup for you.

Check out how the 2016 Miata swaybars look installed.

Included with every swaybar are a pair of 6061-T6 billet aluminum brackets and 90a durometer polyurethane bushings so you never have to worry about a broken bracket!

Our swaybars for the 2016 MX-5 include brackets at no additional cost.

Take your MX-5 to the next level with the CorkSport swaybars today!

Barett Strecker-01

7 Replies to “Everything You Need to Know About the 2016 MX-5 Swaybars”

  1. Just ordered a pair of front and rear sway bars for new 2016 ND Miata GT with OEM stock tires and wheels. Car is primarily for road trips and touring with future occasional track days. What settings should I use for installation of both front and rear bars?

  2. Do you know of anyone in the buffalo new york area that could install the front and rear sway bars for me

  3. Can they be installed by a non-professional, i.e., by someone with the tools and shade tree skills?

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