[Trippp]

One of the best upgrades I've done with my Hondas is a thicker rear stabilizer bar. I can't find much for the 2009+ Mzd6. Anyone have any recommendations?

 

[Ernie]

One of the best upgrades I've done with my Hondas is a thicker rear stabilizer bar. I can't find much for the 2009+ Mzd6. Anyone have any recommendations?

You won't see it. I know what you're talking about because I did the same thing with a CR-V.

The Mazda's suspension is probably the most well-thought-out part of the vehicle. It's much more complicated than a lot of vehicles in the class. LOOK for the rear swaybar, you'll notice that it doesn't look like others.

Corksport was talking about a full-body brace for a while there; I don't know how that turned out.

 

[Trippp]

Damn. So I peeked under the car and googled some pics . . . It does some like a unique multilink set up. Doesn't look like swapping it out would be as straight forward as my Hondas...

 

[Fuddey]

I have been looking unsuccessfully for over a year for aftermarket bars.
I changed the rear bushings (22 mm) to urethane and that helped the handling a bit and was easy and cheap. Haven't done the fronts as they involve removing some sub-frame pieces and the bushings are unusually tall/high.

 

[DrLove]

corksport sell lots of bars for gen2 6..but they didnt confirm me that it fit mazda6 USDM cars. But the front brace looks like it fits since the pics show exactly our motor etc.

 

[Fuddey]

When I contacted Cork Sports some months ago I was informed the development costs prohibited production of sway bars for a small potential market so I wouldn't count on them being available from them.

 

[Rickshaw]

There's a rear bar now available from Addco. See my post for more info and pics. You are correct it improved the handling balance.