Top 4 Miata MX-5 Rare Front End Conversions

Owned by Tetsushi Uezono, Pit Crew Racing, like most unique Japanese speed shops, is a small outfit that specializes in only a few items for the Mazda Miata MX-5 and maintains that successful and timeless formula.

The great thing about this kit is how well it blends into the original flow and body lines of the Miata. This kit has so much heritage spewing from its clean lines and unique look that it almost becomes a time machine for the driver. More on thebluepotato.net blog.

Also it's worth checking MadaboutMX5's blog and Facebook page, already owned and built five Pitcrew Racing Roadsters, his blog is a great source for tips and even pre-loved parts for sale.

Photography credit goes to DA\AR Photography (David Arellano) / Eddie's Pitcrew Roadster.

The S2 Front End was designed by S2 Racing Japan and completely changes the look of both generations NA and NB Miata. It’s a different option to the popular Pit Crew Front End. It brings an awesome retro Cobra-like look to the MX-5.

The kit can be purchased from Rev9autosport.com.

Quite rare front end conversion for the Miata MX-5 by DAMD Inc Japan.

Not enough information is available about this kit other than RSpeed recently fitted DAMD fron ten on David Nissley's Miata as you can see here.

Together with the Aire body kit for the NB, Wataru01 is another rare front end conversion for the NA Miata MX-5 by the Japanese company Esqueleto. Not enough information is available other than this Wataru01 owner's blog (in Japanese.)