another great resource for genuine parts is rosenthal...
http://www.finishlineperformance.com...intenance.html
radiator $175 (might want to consider new cap, and upper and lower hoses)
water pump $55
timming belt kits $97 or $85, includes other bits you need like valve cover
gasket, crank seal, etc... ask them
look at this link for a look at what's involved...
http://www.miata.net/garage/timingbelt.html

"Wreckless Eric" > wrote in message
...
> Hello,
>
> The radiator on my '91 (130k miles) exploded and I'm looking to
> replace it along with my water pump (original), and timing belt
> (replaced around 67k miles).
>
> I've found the following:
>
> Local Mazda dealer:
> Radiator $234.30
> W Pump $89.05 (reman) +$25core
> T Belt $52.65
>
> Local Auto Parts sto
> Radiator $197.77
> Pump $42.96
> T Belt $31.88
>
> I've found radiators from
> Radiator Doctor on Ebay for $130
> This radiator will fit all Mazda Miata models from 90-97. It is a
> BRAND NEW radiator STILL IN THE BOX.
> Brand New Part with Lifetime
>
> What do you think about the one from Radiator Doctor? They have
> good feedback. Are the radiators all the same for 90-97, manual
> vs. auto, with or w/o AC. My car is a manual with AC. I wonder
> about quality since the feedback is left long before a radiator
> would likely fail.
>
> I see "racing" radiators advertised on Ebay, they're pricy and I
> wonder about fitment on a stock car. All metal would be nice,
> but expensive, and the original lasted 15 years.
>
> I was thinking about coughing up the extra $ for a genuine Mazda
> timing belt. Do you think it would be better than generic? It
> would seem that the remanufactured water pumps from Mazda or an
> autoparts store would be equivalent.
>
> -Eric
> --
> Miss Baby was alright until me and Junior turned her head around.