kenpo1441

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I went with the eibach's, but still haven't had a chance to installed then yet.

goose guy

yeah i'm leaning towards the eibachs as well.


BUT read that lowering springs would void the new car warranty. Not sure what to do now. Thoughts and opinions?

relvis

Hey there Discomonkey, was just wondering if you ever got those sprint springs installed on your 09 mazda rx8 r3, i'm super curious as to how they made the car look, how the ride is etc..... and if you can , please upload some pics so i can check it out, thanks

!.BuTLaH.!

Didn't void my warranty... bought my o9 last february mid march installed Springtech springs. and no warranty voided.

rot8in

I just installed tein coilovers on my car, they fit fine and i am lovin the adjust-ability lol too bad i need to remove the sway bar in order to do so....

oh yea i have a 09 white RX8 by the way.

Posting pics soon

EMart11b

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It only voids your warranty for suspension parts.

Rotary 808

I'm looking to lower my 2009 RX8 and from the information that I gathered, if I were to purchase springs and shocks (considering Bilstein HDs) made for Series I RX8s (2004-08), the rear would sit approximately 1/2" lower than intended due to the lower placement of the lower shock mount on 2009+ models. I've done a little research and came across the specs for Tein HTECH lowering springs which are said to lower Series I RX8s 1" in the front and .3" in the rear. If my calculations are correct, by installing these springs with shocks spec'ed for a Series I RX8s, my 2009 will sit almost even at 1" lower in the front and rear. If anyone has these installed on their Series II RX8s, please post your experiences or pictures. Thanks in advance.

For reference, I've installed 17x9 45mm Enkei RPF1s with 245/45/17 tires which are pretty close in diameter to factory RX8 wheels.

S0l08

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I have a set of Konis for sale that have been built to 09 specs by Koni.