Just Lowered My 2006 Mazda 6
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Just Lowered My 2006 Mazda 6
Lowered the Front as the wheel gap was 3.5", Rear was 2.5".
I did get an alignment after. I do have a bigger anti-sway bar in the rear.
Now Front wheel well gap is a little less that 2.5". It may go down another 1/4" over some time. It looks a lot better now and handles better as well as stopping better without lerching forward as much.
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I did get an alignment after. I do have a bigger anti-sway bar in the rear.
Now Front wheel well gap is a little less that 2.5". It may go down another 1/4" over some time. It looks a lot better now and handles better as well as stopping better without lerching forward as much.
BEFORE:
AFTER:
Last edited by UseYourNoggin; Oct 9, 2015 at 09:32 AM.
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Looks good. Let us know later what you think of ride quality after few hundred miles.
Note: I have Eibach 350 springs on my Lexus IS (exact same springs as F-Sport lowering springs sold at Lexus dealership, except black color), about 1" of lowering.
Note: I have Eibach 350 springs on my Lexus IS (exact same springs as F-Sport lowering springs sold at Lexus dealership, except black color), about 1" of lowering.
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The front gap between the tire and wheel well top was just too much and this 1" lower makes the stance look better.
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