MG Midget Parts & Accessories

Find MG Midget brake and suspension-service parts by production and installed equipment. Match rear wheel cylinders, drum hardware and spring bushings to the actual car before ordering.

Rear Drums and Front Brakes

For the displayed 1975–1979 rear wheel-cylinder reference, confirm exact cylinder bore, connections, mounting and supported application. Match shoes and hardware to the actual drum assembly.

Front rotors and pads require their own caliper, hub and wheel configuration checks. A Sprite steel-wheel reference or Mini pad listing does not establish every Midget brake fit.

Spring Bushings and Service Planning

For 1962–1974 Prothane rear spring/shackle bushings, confirm exact position, dimensions and required sleeves/hardware. Later cars or modified springs need separate support.

Compare friction compounds by intended use and manufacturer installation requirements. Select spark plugs for the actual engine specification and confirm total required quantity.

Choose Your Part

• Identify production and actual brake/spring assemblies.
• Match wheel-cylinder bore, fittings and drum hardware.
• Confirm front caliper, rotor and wheel configuration.
• Review bushing position, hardware and exact ignition requirements.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does a 1975–1979 wheel-cylinder reference establish earlier fit?

No. Confirm exact cylinder specification and manufacturer application.

Does Sprite steel-wheel pad coverage include every Midget?

No. Match actual caliper, hub/wheel configuration and supported application.

Will Mini brake pads automatically fit?

No. Require exact pad shape, caliper and Midget support.

Do spring and shackle bushings cover the same position?

Not necessarily. Confirm exact location, dimensions and supplied hardware.

What should be checked for replacement spark plugs?

Actual engine application, reach, seat, heat range, specified gap and quantity.

Get Help with Your MG Midget

Contact Black Ops Auto Works with your model year, vehicle identification, installed equipment and the manufacturer part number you are considering.