US NA/NB Miata Rear Suspension Crossmembers: Generation, Braces, Geometry and Contents
US/LHD 1990-1997 NA and 1999-2005 NB Mazda MX-5 Miata factory rear suspension crossmembers/subframes only. Resolve recipient and donor VIN/build, NA or NB generation, exact installed/service identity, brace-tab and rear-cross-bar configuration, differential and Power Plant Frame interfaces, upper/lower-arm and cam interfaces, sway-bar mounts, geometry, corrosion/collision condition and seller contents. Exclude the 1998 US gap, 2006-up NC/ND, non-US/RHD assumptions, front subframes, loose differential/axle/arm/sway-bar topics, fabricated swap/drift cradles, cut/welded conversions and unsupported NA-to-NB interchange.
WHERE TO BUY
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Begin with both VINs and classify NA versus NB before comparing the exact stamped/service identity. The checked sources support separate NA and NB catalog families; shared upper/lower arms, cam hardware or mounting points do not prove whole-frame interchange. Mike's groups 1990-1993 without tabs and 1994-1997 with tabs, but the other checked public catalog and seller paths do not establish a complete year-by-year NA tab history. Treat that split as a seller claim, not an OEM interchange rule, and do not buy by year alone. Require clear photographs and measurements of the actual brace tabs, body studs/holes, differential and Power Plant Frame interface, upper/lower-arm and eccentric slots, sway-bar brackets, exhaust clearance, brake/parking-brake routing and every mount. A bare, loaded or complete frame does not prove arms, cams, differential mounts, cross bars/braces, sway bar, lines, shields or hardware. Reject or obtain qualified structural review for perforation, deep scaling, bent pickups, cracks, torn/elongated slots, collision movement, filler, heat, non-factory welds or coating that hides repair. Inspect the vehicle-side rails/floor and compare fixed points because a replacement frame cannot correct body distortion. Use rated support and current Mazda procedures, preserve eccentric positions only as a starting reference, replace specified hardware, and perform a qualified alignment, brake/parking-brake and road-safety inspection.
OEM numbers
NA SERVICE/CATALOG ANCHORS: the checked US 1990-1997 collision supplement identifies NA75-28-800Ca checked 1991 EPC also exposes NA23-28-800, N007-28-800C and N007-28-800D as build/VIN catalog branches. NB CATALOG BRANCHES: NC10-28-800A for 1999-2000 and NC10-28-800D for 2001-2005 in the checked collision/dealer trail. SEPARATE ATTACHMENTS: shared stop/washer NA01-28-880CNB ordinary rear cross bar NC10-28-E90D and sport/hard-suspension cross bar N067-28-E90A. These nine identities are generation/build, service or attachment anchors, not one interchangeable assembly. MIA-0034 retains alignment-cam hardware ownership and MIA-0005 retains differential/axle/Torsen-swap ownership.Supersession
No formal NA chain is asserted among NA23-28-800, N007-28-800C, N007-28-800D and NA75-28-800C because the checked early EPC exposes build/VIN annotations but not a complete US supersession history; identify the installed frame and recipient VIN. NC10-28-800A versus NC10-28-800D are treated as 1999-2000 versus 2001-2005 NB catalog branches, not an automatic A-to-D replacement arrow. NC10-28-E90D and N067-28-E90A are separate rear cross bars, not subframe supersessions. No NA-to-NB chain is published from shared arms, stop washers or seller compatibility language.
Fitment
Begin with both VINs and classify NA versus NB before comparing the exact stamped/service identity. The checked sources support separate NA and NB catalog families; shared upper/lower arms, cam hardware or mounting points do not prove whole-frame interchange. Mike's groups 1990-1993 without tabs and 1994-1997 with tabs, but the other checked public catalog and seller paths do not establish a complete year-by-year NA tab history. Treat that split as a seller claim, not an OEM interchange rule, and do not buy by year alone. Require clear photographs and measurements of the actual brace tabs, body studs/holes, differential and Power Plant Frame interface, upper/lower-arm and eccentric slots, sway-bar brackets, exhaust clearance, brake/parking-brake routing and every mount. A bare, loaded or complete frame does not prove arms, cams, differential mounts, cross bars/braces, sway bar, lines, shields or hardware. Reject or obtain qualified structural review for perforation, deep scaling, bent pickups, cracks, torn/elongated slots, collision movement, filler, heat, non-factory welds or coating that hides repair. Inspect the vehicle-side rails/floor and compare fixed points because a replacement frame cannot correct body distortion. Use rated support and current Mazda procedures, preserve eccentric positions only as a starting reference, replace specified hardware, and perform a qualified alignment, brake/parking-brake and road-safety inspection.
Aftermarket options
A VIN- and generation-confirmed new OEM service frame or a straight, measured genuine used donor is the checked stock-service path. New aftermarket NB frames are advertised in some non-US markets, but an OE reference in a listing does not prove Mazda manufacture, US fitment, material, coating, geometry or road-use acceptance. Poly/solid bushings, brace conversions, reinforcement plates and fabricated drift/swap cradles are not Mazda supersessions and can change isolation, geometry, exhaust/brake-line routing and load transfer. Powder coat or fresh paint does not prove straightness and may conceal corrosion, heat or repair.
Before you buy
US/LHD NA 1990-1997 and NB 1999-2005 only. Match both VINs, generation, exact frame identity, actual brace-tab/cross-bar pattern, differential/PPF and arm/cam interfaces, geometry and every included piece. One checked seller publishes a 1990-1993 versus 1994-1997 NA tab split, but the checked evidence does not establish a complete year-only rule; verify the actual pattern and never infer NA/NB interchange. Reject perforated, bent, cracked, torn, cut, welded or concealed repairs; inspect vehicle-side structure, freight and returns, then use qualified support and alignment procedures.
Research and fitment sources
Supersede reviewed 15 unique research sources for this guide. 7 also appear above as a seller or official action and are not repeated here; 8 additional citations follow.
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