Finally decided on all my suspension Mods..pricing inside!
03-19-2007, 10:56 AM
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Finally decided on all my suspension Mods..pricing inside!
RACING BEAT Front Sway Bar $185.00 (racingbeat.com) $180.00 (mazdaparts.com)
RACING BEAT Rear Sway Bar $155.00 (racingbeat.com) $155.00 (mazdaparts.com)
RACING BEAT Front Springs (2) $126.00 (racingbeat.com)
RACING BEAT Rear Springs (2) $126.00 (racingbeat.com)
MAZDASPEED Front Shocks (2) $209.60 (mazdaparts.com)
MAZDASPEED Rear Shocks (2) $213.90 (mazdaparts.com)
MAZDASPEED Front Strut Tower Bar $243.34 (mazdaparts.com)
MAZDASPEED Rear Strut Tower Bar $138.00 (mazdaparts.com)
Racing Beat Front Sway Bar Endlinks $47.00 (mazdaparts.com)
RACING BEAT Front Springs (2) $126.00 (racingbeat.com)
RACING BEAT Rear Springs (2) $126.00 (racingbeat.com)
MAZDASPEED Front Shocks (2) $209.60 (mazdaparts.com)
MAZDASPEED Rear Shocks (2) $213.90 (mazdaparts.com)
MAZDASPEED Front Strut Tower Bar $243.34 (mazdaparts.com)
MAZDASPEED Rear Strut Tower Bar $138.00 (mazdaparts.com)
Racing Beat Front Sway Bar Endlinks $47.00 (mazdaparts.com)
any comments or suggestions would be welcome!
03-19-2007, 11:02 AM
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Originally Posted by turok4n64
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RACING BEAT Front Springs (2) $126.00 (racingbeat.com)
RACING BEAT Rear Springs (2) $126.00 (racingbeat.com)
MAZDASPEED Front Shocks (2) $209.60 (mazdaparts.com)
MAZDASPEED Rear Shocks (2) $213.90 (mazdaparts.com)
RACING BEAT Front Springs (2) $126.00 (racingbeat.com)
RACING BEAT Rear Springs (2) $126.00 (racingbeat.com)
MAZDASPEED Front Shocks (2) $209.60 (mazdaparts.com)
MAZDASPEED Rear Shocks (2) $213.90 (mazdaparts.com)
Usually that's reversed, Koni dampers with Mazdaspeed springs. Not sure what possible rationale you have to be doing it this way.
03-19-2007, 12:19 PM
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Originally Posted by turok4n64
RACING BEAT Front Sway Bar $185.00 (racingbeat.com) $180.00 (mazdaparts.com)
RACING BEAT Rear Sway Bar $155.00 (racingbeat.com) $155.00 (mazdaparts.com)
RACING BEAT Front Springs (2) $126.00 (racingbeat.com)
RACING BEAT Rear Springs (2) $126.00 (racingbeat.com)
MAZDASPEED Front Shocks (2) $209.60 (mazdaparts.com)
MAZDASPEED Rear Shocks (2) $213.90 (mazdaparts.com)
MAZDASPEED Front Strut Tower Bar $243.34 (mazdaparts.com)
MAZDASPEED Rear Strut Tower Bar $138.00 (mazdaparts.com)
Racing Beat Front Sway Bar Endlinks $47.00 (mazdaparts.com)
RACING BEAT Front Springs (2) $126.00 (racingbeat.com)
RACING BEAT Rear Springs (2) $126.00 (racingbeat.com)
MAZDASPEED Front Shocks (2) $209.60 (mazdaparts.com)
MAZDASPEED Rear Shocks (2) $213.90 (mazdaparts.com)
MAZDASPEED Front Strut Tower Bar $243.34 (mazdaparts.com)
MAZDASPEED Rear Strut Tower Bar $138.00 (mazdaparts.com)
Racing Beat Front Sway Bar Endlinks $47.00 (mazdaparts.com)
any comments or suggestions would be welcome!
03-19-2007, 01:45 PM
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Originally Posted by Red Devil
Usually that's reversed, Koni dampers with Mazdaspeed springs. Not sure what possible rationale you have to be doing it this way.
03-19-2007, 04:28 PM
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Indeed you do, (only for the rears) unless you plan to have them converted to external adjuster which is expensive.
But the point is they are THAT much better and thats why the majority of people buy them over MS.
Beside that most people consult with somone who has tested them before placing them in the car and get a recommendation for what rebound setting they should run in the rear. ULLOSE (national B-Stock AutoCross Camp) runs Konis all around and would be a great person to get such a tip from.
Your not going to be able to tell the difference between adjustment settings on the street unless you are driving unsafe anyway.
But the point is they are THAT much better and thats why the majority of people buy them over MS.
Beside that most people consult with somone who has tested them before placing them in the car and get a recommendation for what rebound setting they should run in the rear. ULLOSE (national B-Stock AutoCross Camp) runs Konis all around and would be a great person to get such a tip from.
Your not going to be able to tell the difference between adjustment settings on the street unless you are driving unsafe anyway.
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