Silicone Hose Set

Chances are the hoses on your RX-7 have suffered due to the extreme heat in the engine compartment. Done risk major engine damage, upgrade your hose set with a set of our 4-ply silicone set. Everything needed is in the set, check out the link below for more information.

1993-95 RX-7 Hose Kit

Hawk HPS Brake Pads - These street pads are a GREAT performance upgrade over the OEM pads. Low dust & noise, and improved stopping power... at a super price!

Racing Beat Rotor Mufflers

Here's another exclusive from Racing Beat, a rotor-shaped universal muffler! Hot off the Mazda Furai project car, these unique rotor-shaped mufflers are perfect for any custom exhaust project. Chose from two models:

REV30 - Turbo (3" ID)
REV25 - Non-Turbo (2.5" ID)

Dual Tip Exhaust System

This street-legal exhaust system has been designed and manufactured by Racing Beat and features Dual Tip outlets, bolt-on compatibility, and full stainless steel construction.

At the core of this 3-inch OD exhaust system is a 304-series stainless steel muffler canister that features an internal Y-Power design. Feeding from each outlet pipe are 3-inch 304 polished stainless steel tips. Each twin-walled tip is embossed with the Racing Beat logo for an aggressive look.

These systems are designed as a "bolt-on" assemblies and are supplied complete with all necessary mounting hardware. Priced at just $580.00 for a complete system. For full details, or to order a system, click here.

Suspension Package

Racing Beat offers this special suspension package to our website customers only! Take advantage of this special pricing offer and upgrade the suspension on your RX-7. Specially designed by Jim Mederer, Racing Beat's co-founder and chief engineer, this kit will improved the cornering power and handling characteristics of any RX-7. Follow the link for complete package details.

Sway Bars

The Racing Beat Sway bars for the 1993-95 RX-7 have proven to be one of our best-selling sway bar sets that we offer. Improve the handling performance of your RX-7 with a set of these reasonably priced sway bars.

Front Bar Information.
Rear Bar Information
Sway Bar Brace Kit.

Performance Shocks

Racing Beat offers GREAT pricing on both Tokico and Koni shocks for the 1993-95 RX-7. We offer the fully adjustable Tokico Illumina Shocks and the KONI adjustable "sport" models. We purchase our Tokico shocks directly from the factory - take advantage of some great pricing!

Lightweight Flywheels

Racing Beat offers our own lightweight steel or aluminum flywheels. As compared to the 19 lb stock unit, our 17 lb steel and 12 lb aluminum flywheels will provide improved performance for any RX-7! For more info:

Steel Flywheel
Aluminum Flywheel

1993 Racing Beat
Bonneville RX-7

We receive many questions regarding the current location of the 1993 RX-7 that we prepared for the Bonneville Land Speed Record challenge. We have been tracking the location of this car over the years.

Mazda provided this RX-7 to us for racing use with the intention that it be returned when the project was completed. The race car was prepared by us in 1991 and testing continued until the summer of 1992. The car was painted white with the traditional Racing Beat red & blue graphics for the upcoming land speed record attempt at Bonneville Land Speedway. During this event, with Racing Beat's Jim Mederer at the wheel, the car went airborne at about 240 MPH. Captured by a Japanese film crew, this footage was later appeared in Japan on an Options video tape. Repairs were made and the car was repainted black for the for the 1993 event. Summer rains forced the cancellation of the 1993 and 1994 Bonneville events, but the car did establish a speed record of 204 MPH at El Mirage Dry Lake (CA) in 1994. Finally, in 1995 the car produced a Bonneville record of 242 MPH.

After the record was set, the car made a trip to Japan for the show circuit. The car was returned to the US where it was placed on display in the Mazda corporate lobby. Later, the car was displayed at the Petersen Automotive Museum in Los Angeles.

In 2000, a Racing Beat customer informed us that the car was on display in the Henry Ford Museum in Dearborn, Michigan. A year later, we learned that the car was returned to Mazda R&D in Irvine, CA to be used in the promotion of the RX-8. It has subsequently appeared several of the Sevenstock events held in Irvine, CA. The car looked great and only required a few gallons of fuel and a "jump start" before firing back to life.

However, prior to the 2003 Sevenstock event it was discovered that the seals on the engine were failing and it would be unwise to run the engine. The car is still in the possession of Mazda, and will eventually make a return visit to the Racing Beat facility for an engine rebuild.

In 2008 we were approached by several film companies in Hollywood that expressed interest in using the Bonneville crash footage in various "the crashed and walked away" reality shows. The footage was later shown on "Whacked Out Sports" and the History Channel's "Shockwave".

As of 2010 the record of 242 MPH was still standing - 15 years after the record attempt!