Thanks for the pic! Same color as mine, which helps. Do you have any pics on a level surface? The incline in the drive-way makes it hard to judge the front in relation to the rear. Thanks again!
AutoExe Mazdaspeed 6 springs installed!!
Installed AutoExe Mazdaspeed 6 Low Down Springs over the weekend. Here's a picture of the finished work: MazdaSpeed6
Install took about 2 hours with use of airtools and a strut compressor. As for the 'ride feel'... Not much has really changed, but the car seems to be a bit more flat in corning.
_Bruce
Install took about 2 hours with use of airtools and a strut compressor. As for the 'ride feel'... Not much has really changed, but the car seems to be a bit more flat in corning.
_Bruce
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Your car looks good man! Losing the gap makes the OEM wheels look sweet. Nice color too.Installed AutoExe Mazdaspeed 6 Low Down Springs over the weekend. Here's a picture of the finished work: MazdaSpeed6
Install took about 2 hours with use of airtools and a strut compressor. As for the 'ride feel'... Not much has really changed, but the car seems to be a bit more flat in corning.
_Bruce
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That's how the car should have looked from the factory. Looks great!Thanks for the pic! Same color as mine, which helps. Do you have any pics on a level surface? The incline in the drive-way makes it hard to judge the front in relation to the rear. Thanks again!
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Like the look, searched and found the info. Still not sure. My MX5 has tons of mods, I swore I was not going there with this car.
Any change in handeling?
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