[7c777r]

Go-to Spyder parts specialists are:

• MWR
• Midship Garage
• Toyota parts dealers
• Spyder owners who custom make parts and Spyder owners selling parts

Is there anything I'm missing?

I updated StickyList of Parts suppliers for the Spyder earlier (checked for still active vendors). Most of the sources are general parts suppliers, or offer only a few Spyder-specific parts. I think I'm forgetting a major vendor or two.

 

[Node]

Sector 111 for engine bits sometimes
Individuals who make cool stuff on here

I have a list on my PC I'll dump on here later but I have found a few out on the net that are actively developing parts. Will edit my post with some links in a bit when I get to my PC.

EDIT:

CEIKA Custom Built Coilovers and Big brake Kits Since 2010

Official Website and Store. Order Directly Your Custom Big Brake Kits or Coilover Adjustable Suspensions from our team. Expert Advices and Global Free Shipping!

ceika-store.com

Motorsport Polycarbonate Lightweight Windows and Accessories - ACW Motorsport Plastics, Polycarbonate Windows

Lightweight motorsport polycarbonate window kits and accessories for hundreds of different vehicles. Budget and thermoformed kits available catering for trackday goers, clubman racers and professional motorsport teams alike.

www.acwmotorsportplastics.co.uk

Techno Toy Tuning | Performance Parts for "Interesting" Sports Cars

Techno Toy Tuning is a machine & fabrication shop specializing in producing performance parts for "interesting" sports cars. Affordable prices and exceptional quality for such cars as the AE86 Corolla, Datsun 510, Datsun 240-280Z and SW20 MR2.

technotoytuning.com

Those are a few odd ones.

 

[FormInFunction]

The answer really depends on what exactly you're looking for. If your looking for bracing your list won't get your great results. If you want body kits, etc you may be better off elsewhere. A hardtop, only one real option IMO.... so on, & so on.

What kind of parts are you considering buying? You can maintain an MR2 for the most part between Rockauto & a Toyota parts department without breaking the bank.

 

[firebert]

I'd take Midship Garage off that list. My biggest mistake was dealing with them when I was a new spyder owner and didn't know any better.

 

[7c777r]

The answer really depends on what exactly you're looking for. If your looking for bracing your list won't get your great results. If you want body kits, etc you may be better off elsewhere. A hardtop, only one real option IMO.... so on, & so on.

What kind of parts are you considering buying? You can maintain an MR2 for the most part between Rockauto & a Toyota parts department without breaking the bank.

Well said. I'm asking half or myself in case I'm missing a great vendor. Also asking for "the group" ... sometimes the dumb question get missed (shrugs).

I've owned a few cars with a few hard-to-find parts. I'm starting to realize that even with limited popularity and product numbers, it's not too hard to find what you need for the Spyder. Minus, maybe, a few out-of-production performance parts.