springs?

What kind of spring does everybody have???

i am running dropzone adjustable coilovers on my 97 miata and i love them. plus i got them at a great price.

I heard that the Eibachs were pretty good?

i have king spring super lows on my mx6

there is only one kind of spring to have and that is none at all.....haha, just bag it man, then you have complete, control, functionality and a awesome effect. And surprisingly, you can buy the air cylinders at a somewhat reasonable price, and installation isnt that bad either. Most cylinder applications can be installed, by most with a decent knowledge of suspensions. or at least how they operate.

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King Springs - 2 Inch drop... On my 323 hatch

ive got the TEIN Basic Coil-Over Damper Kit for my 2004 Mazda3s (plus mazdaspeed extras i.e. camber links)...(strut bars and swaybars soon as well)

Suspension Technique drop springs, with their fr & rr sway bars, & KYB AGX struts.

Eibach Pro-kit on 2005 Mazda 3i. I've got the camber links, but haven't installed them. I'll up the sway bars eventually.



Edit: Camber Links are on now. I've got the Mazdaspeed dampers but haven't installed yet....

i'm thinking about a set of tein springs for my 01 protege, how hard would they be to install? and is there anything else i need to buy? thanks

good thinking about looking into the TeIn's--you might need to buy something to adjust the camber angle after installing, im purchased a camber link kit from Mazdaspeed...installation is fairly difficult...you also might want to look into sway bars and possibly strut bars as well.

TEIN! The choice of the Mazda Pro race team! Hands down,the best for the money for the Mazdas! I love mine! got a 1.5 inch drop and still have a great ride!

I have Eibach on my 03 6. I was happy that I didn't notice much of a change in the ride.

I had EIBACHS on my last car,a 2000 Jetta VR6 and liked them,but they rode a little rough I thought.
My TEIN's on my mazda didn't take away the factory ride,so I am more than happy with the results.

did u need to buy a camber kit or anything when u put your springs in?

yes, a camber kit is highly recommended if youre going to be lowering your car as to avoid unorthodox tire wear.

No,I didn't need a camber kit for the TEIN's which is another reason I like them better than my old EIBACH's since they didn't mees with anything or even require an alignment although I did one anyway and it came out perfect even a month after the install.

I have a dropzone on my mx-3, i don't see any gaps in the front, but more gap in the rear still. steering response is pretty good and feel so stiffs with kyb gr2 struts

I've got Ground Control coilovers (adjustable) with KYB-AGX shocks in my FC...improves the ride tremedously, especially in a 18 year old car.

I have Canuck Motorsports on my 3.  They drop it by 1.75."

I have 06 mazda 6 and i want to lower it 1.5 inches, what all do i need?