Might want to look into a sway bar then.

 

ok so what would you recomend would i get? from the mazda dealer? whats something like that going to run?
thanks for you reply

 

I recommend the racing beat, around 200. Stay away from the cork sport brand one

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why stay from cork sport seams lots of guys are using them,, and do i just need a rear sway of front too?

 

Rear Torsion bar would help on top of new sways.

 

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Streaker,

To reduce body roll you'll want to increase your sway bar stiffness. We have a new redesigned unit for the 2010+ Mazda3. CORKSPORT Mazda3 Rear Adjustable Swaybar

One great thing about our bar is you can adjust the stiffness to your liking. Feel free to call or e-mail with any questions.

Regards,
Tyler

 

You also want a geometry strut bar, and underbody bracing Corksport has some nice under bracing more, there are a few other companies that make chassis brace kits too, but I can't recall the names..lol

 

I made up my mind james barone looks good to me is noise a issue with swaybars how often should they be looked at? do you just grease them once in a while how long would bushings last? thanks alot for you help wingzero

 

I haven't done anything to mine, and its been over a year and a half. So just play it by ear, literally.

 

Thread lock, grease, and torque to the right settings...and really I'd only check it every time you do an alignment or hear any clunking or popping noises (obviously). Also, james baron in my opinion is to thick. While I have a few corksport parts, the quality doesn't seem all there, but so far every things holding up.

 

tri point rsb is really good. purchased the 250 wall with end links, couldn't be happier with the results no ride change and they are not loud with the end links