09 Springs?
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09 Springs?
I just tried calling the Mazda dealership and asking them to cross reference the part numbers for both the Series I and Series II springs on the front/rear and of course they are different part numbers all together...not just the A, B, C... appending to the end of the part number. After the parts dept, I talked to the service department and they had NO IDEA if the springs were the same.....so now I'm turning to the forums.
Any ideas?
Any ideas?
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I believe people have used the tein s-tech's for the S1's and they worked for the drop at least.
personally I'd wait until something was designed for the S2 - but then I'm *gasp* more interested in performance than how dropped the car is. It's amazing how many people bought such a well balanced cornering machine, yet the first thing they want to do is drop it 1.5 inches and throw on a staggered wheel setup with more rubber than the n/a motor knows what to do with...
personally I'd wait until something was designed for the S2 - but then I'm *gasp* more interested in performance than how dropped the car is. It's amazing how many people bought such a well balanced cornering machine, yet the first thing they want to do is drop it 1.5 inches and throw on a staggered wheel setup with more rubber than the n/a motor knows what to do with...
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I forgot exactly what your results were though lol.
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Well the issue Team discussed was with the Shocks. I was, and am hoping he will shed some light on if that is a problem for using 04-08 designed Coilover setups on 09+s.
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nice info there. this would be a nice nifty solution for me...
that means aftermarket shocks for 2009 will also accomodate those dimensions.
i hate seeing rear end sag on seriesI when the shocks are about to go from overloading. and this is also a solution for rear fender rub issues.
nice. anything else?
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The difference is more like 15mm, which is a little over 1/2". But the suspension is changed on the 09. Same spring is used, just different lower mounting point in the rear. I sent my rear shock to koni and they were raised 15mm.
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Welllll......I just got my set of Megan Racing springs and finished installing them today Work just fine for me so far.... :-D Here's a crappy pic from my cam, but I'll get some more later.