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Shocks for Eibachs
I'm looking at getting a set of Eibach Proline springs for my car. What shocks match up to those springs?
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I can only comment about the research I have done since I ended up using stock struts for the time I had springs, but everything I have read those koni yellows are great for lowering springs and they are adjustable.
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well if your not looking to adjust your height then id just go with mazdaspeed ones
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The Eibach ProKit springs with regular Speed3 stock shocks? The ProKit does lower it but I won't be doing any more than that.
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I have yellows on w/H&R springs and it's definately stiffer/harder riding than before. The rears are set about half way and the fronts are set completely loose. The OE's will do fine, but may wear a little faster since they won't be quite centered any more, but I have not heard/read of any real problems using the OE's. If you want the complete package, I suggest looking into the Koni FSD system. Comes complete as a kit. The shocks are not manually adjustable as they are using the yellows but are designed to self-adjust based on conditions. They are said to ride well over normal roads but the valving stiffens them under more extreme conditions. The entire kit is around +/- $600, which isn't bad. |
no i wasent talking about the stock ones off the speed 3, i was talking about the ones sold by the performance division. MAZDASPEED - Accessories - Mazda USA
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It doesn't look like the Koni FSD is available for my car unless that's what they call the STR.T in their finder.
I wonder who makes the Speed sport dampers. |
Oops. $740 w/matching springs (Eibach ProKit, just what you were looking for... 1.4"F/1.2"R) but you may be able to do a little better shopping around. Koni FSD Damper Set & Springs |
mazda makes the mazdaspeed parts
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Ummmm, you sure about that, Tracker? I know Eibach originally made (makes?) the MS sway bars, and that AEM produces the CAI for MS. I would imagine the sport shocks and coilovers are also produced by a company that already has that capability, albeit to Mazda's specifications... which may, or may not be the same as the AM parts being produced from the same jobber/vendor. In either case, I think the Koni FSD is the better buy all around. A complete package for $740. The MS shocks/struts alone are $560. Add another $200+ for the Eibachs and your still saving a few bucks. Easier to get, I'd bet too. |
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