Mazda 5 Lowering Springs.

[RODSCALIP5]

I did some searching and found that we have more options than just Autoexe, although most of these are from Japan. Feel free to update as they become available.

Autoexe-$315 msrp
Drop- 1.2 Front 1.2 Rear
http://www.autoexe.co.jp/english/car/Premacy(CR)/mbk700.jpg

Mazdaspeed-$331 msrp
Drop 0.5 Front 0.7 Rear
http://www.mazdatrix.com/8pics/8susp/Mazdaspeed-Springs.jpg

Espelir Active GT- $322
Drop 1.18 Front 0.98 Rear
http://www.espelir.co.jp/Spring_set.jpg

H&R Springs- $329
Drop- 1.4 Front 1.3 Rear
http://www.hrsprings.com/site/applications/photos/c51602.jpg

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Anyone have anymore updates?

[TheMAN]

if you're going after good comfort, looks, and handling, I'd take the autoexe springs... I've installed them on my friend's miata and even though it rides "soft", the handling was just amazing... they're such well engineered springs it's not even funny... although they're progressive, they don't behave that way on the transitions! there's no over or under dampening issues when you go between the soft and hard parts of the springs!

[tokenboy]

although they're progressive, they don't behave that way on the transitions! there's no over or under dampening issues when you go between the soft and hard parts of the springs!

That is because the springs aren't responsible for damping.