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Old 09-05-2005, 02:47 AM
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Mazda 6 Aftermarket

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I looked around but I havent found out much, so I just wanted 2 know how big the Mazda 6i, and 6s aftermarket is from you guys here on AF.

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The mazdaspeed6 is coming out soon, so any of the aftermarket would be parts from it or based on it

Mazda's website has a few parts found Here

I don't know about any parts outside of mazda for the 6 tho
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Re: Mazda 6 Aftermarket

AEM & Injen make intakes i&s
Draxas makes header/headers for both
Eibach & H&R make springs
Koni makes shocks
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