Stainless Steel Style Bar With Windblocker MX5 Mk1/2/2.5 Reviews

4.4 Rating 61 Reviews

For the budget conscious looking for style over function we now offer a classic 'V' shape style bar in stainless steel. Fits all Mazda MX5 Mk1 & Mk2 models, including the Mk2 with the factory windblocker. Allows full rearwards movement of the seats (including the new facelift model). This is the only bar available that allows you to retain the factory windblocker or 'sound board' (the windblocker with speakers in it!) on Mk2/Mk2.5 carsFits all Mazda MX5 models 1989>2005Supplied complete with matching Plexiglass Windblocker FREE OF CHARGE!

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02392 644588

Email:

sales@mx5parts.co.uk

Location:

1 Orion Court, 5 Rodney Road,,
Portsmouth
PO4 8SZ

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“Bar ordered 3pm Thursday arrived 10am Friday - excellent service. Easy to fit in 45 mins, but there were two stainless tube spacers which I could not find a use for! Also two set screws which need large SS washers for them to be any use as the heads go through the slots on the bar. For almost £150 I would have expected everything needed to be there and I should not have needed to go to B&Q to get some, so 4 stars only! Looks great on the car though.”

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Posted 14 years ago

Vittorio Urciuoli

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“Quick international delivery at a reasonable cost!!! The bars are beautyful, but a bit tricky to fix. You need to take off the metal seatbel supports, and use the spacers to raise back the seatbelt rings into their original position. When the bars are properly fixed, the hood cover bolts are aligned with the flanges on the bars. It would be useful to have two longer bolts though...The bars make it more difficult to raise and lower the hood, but the look is great and the wind-blocker is effective.A very good product!!!”

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Posted 14 years ago

Martijn Van Tol

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“Nice blocker, the pipes are not as massive as others but price-quality is OK. Forget the installation instructions, they're rubbish. Just unbold the seat belt, remove the spacers and washers and install the bar. Then rebold the seatbelt and finished. The complementary screen in the middle is not my taste, it looks better without it. Again, good value for money!”

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Posted 15 years ago

Martijn Van Tol

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“Delivery fast (as usual), great deal (compared to other suppliers). Looks absolutely stunning. Fitting was quite easy with the instructions. Result: happy girlfriend.”

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Posted 15 years ago

Stuart Mcgregor

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“I recently splashed out and bought myself one of these style bars for my '97 MK1. I live in the Netherlands and ordered Sunday pm and goods turned up Thursday pm which was pretty impressive. I was also able to very easily track my package all the way via the link sent with the order confirmation E mail. When I opened the box one of the plastic windblocker straps was broken and one of the rubber spacers was missing but a very quick reply back from MX-5 Parts has organised a replacement.Like some of the other comments the instructions are a wee bit confusing in some places and my arrangement of washers and spacers was a bit different to that shown. It does say that so just be aware. I used a 16mm socket for the tower bolt (it was a wee bit fiddly) and a 10mm socket for the tonneau stud and this worked fine. Once fitted the bar looks great and I would recommend this if you are looking for some extra chrome in the back half of the car. I should also mention that the fit is not 100%, and there is a gap of around 1/8 inch between the side supports (where the tonneau stud goes through) and the side of the seat belt tower. I added a few flat washers to prevent just bending the steel and to be honest this looks OK. Not sure what the impact of this will be on the cover itself, so will just have to wait and see. If it hadn't been for the fit and one or two minor marks on the chrome I would of given it 5 stars and I might just be a bit picky!! Looks great though...”

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Posted 15 years ago