Lanny Chambers > wrote in news:lanny-
:

> In article <pwQ7g.5006$Rf6.1765@trndny05>,
> "Christopher Muto" > wrote:
>
>> Sounds like I really just need to reuse the old boots or at least the
>> old bumpstop from the old boots or just get new genuine Mazda boots.
>
> Those are two of your options. But I would use urethane bumpstops from
> Flyin' Miata or Fat Cat Motorsports, with some cheap generic boots.
> You'd gain a very useful amount of travel. That's my plan if I ever take
> my suspension apart again.
>

You can get the KYB Boots w/ integrated bump stops for $13 ea ($52 for all
4). FlyinMiata sells the polyurethane bump stops for $31 a pair, add about
$7.50 a pair generic boots for a total of $77. I know $25 isn't a huge
difference when you're looking at the cost of replacing shocks, but why is
the seperate polyurethane boot option significantly superior?

-Scott