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Demon Tweeks in Wrexham do strutbraces for Mazda 323GTis-momo from memory but they do mail order and their catalogue's online where you'll also find K&N induction kits or replacement filaments.I strongly recommend you go front and rear on the strutbraces because of the following incident...

Quick isn't the word-it has substantially more thrust than the ST160 Celica I took to Cannes 01 which reached a princely 145mph arrow-straight without a hint of tremor through the wheel. As for it's current and very scruffy state I wouldn't even be contemplating a restoration without Tony the...

Liverpool is where I'm based but I did use a Mazda 323F GT to attend the Cannes Film Festival in 2005 so I've been past your front door at a high rate of knots-128mph with the headlights raised which was 6800rpm and when I lowered them it managed 7100rpm. By the time I got to Antibes I'd...

I'm sure Demon Tweeks do a strutbrace for the 323F GTi because I used to have one and at one stage I was looking at speccing it up.

I've owned Cherie the Mazda 323 Turbo 4x4 ever since October 2001 but I've only driven her a couple of times because she was in need of restoration when I bought her and likewise now. However she's been in dry storage since 2003 and little tinkerings happen now and again. All the electrics...

Mazda 323Fs are ace but I've only had the popup light ones and not the later specs which are still right tasty. However they're not as tasty as my 1987 323Turbo 4x4( D323TSW). Thats the only 323 I've got left and I'm properly crying about that. When I fitted a Powerflow stainless...