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txmzdspd2gen
11-23-2003, 05:56 AM
hey guys, you know anything about this springs...like how much the drop for a 2nd gen cars....also the reliability and stiffness...i post one in clubprotege but no one seems to know...pls help cos i wanna drop my car so bad..lol..thanks
charles
11-23-2003, 01:00 PM
Never heard anything about them, do you have a link?
I'm guessing they are inexpensive? ;)
txmzdspd2gen
11-23-2003, 03:18 PM
say an add in sports compct mag and super streets
K Dawg ONE
11-23-2003, 05:38 PM
hmm, didnt know they made springs for our car. My buddy has em on his Neon and they seem ok. GL is a low end spring though so rember that you get what you pay for...
txmzdspd2gen
11-25-2003, 04:52 AM
k dawg..how the springs uyou have in your car...is it good. I see its an APEX...tell me more about that...also..do you know anything about a code P-0170...fuel trim mulfunction at bank 1....they told me its the O2 sensor and i got em change (bosch). but still has the same light on the engine and cose problem...maybe you experience this or know about this...thanks
K Dawg ONE
11-25-2003, 06:08 AM
I like the springs very much...they are very stiff and havent sagged at all yet (other than the usual .25" that all springs settle too)
And as far as the code, I have that too and it appears to be very common for all 2gen 1.8L...I have tried almost evrything from new injectors to a new ECU to the charcoal solenoid and nothing has worked. I did some research and came across a dealership here in canada (davewoodmazda.com) that is heavy into to racing so i asked them. They said its a good chance its the intake manifold gasket as they tend to rought out quickly on our car. If it leaks, the car will run lean and the computer will automatically kick our car into the fail safe mode which causes it to run rich (hence the fuel trim code). A new gasket is cheap (i payed $12 CDN) and the labour i beleive is about 2-3 hours. However, since my car is being stored for the winter, while I have the motor apart to be chromed and polished, I will change it then myself.
Hope this helps,
Kris
txmzdspd2gen
11-27-2003, 05:44 AM
i might be looking either for that or the intrax...i sure will try to change that intake manifold gasket..hope that will do it...chromes...polish..wow..whoch parts are you gonna get done?...must be nice...wish oknow someone here who can do the same to save money...i really want that front lip for oour model and the mazdaspeed wheels..thanks
K Dawg ONE
11-27-2003, 03:57 PM
Intax are kinda saggy too....i know they are cheaper, but id really try to get something like APEX, H&R, B+G....the money spent is worth it down the road.
As far as polishing, litteraly EVERYTHING is being ceramic coated and polished!
Kris
txmzdspd2gen
11-27-2003, 11:57 PM
how much will it run u to get the engine coated and polish...must be nice....also u have a site where i can look for the b+g springs..i think i like it better...since i have 15 in wheels it will look better ithink..thanks..ron
K Dawg ONE
11-28-2003, 06:37 AM
www.b+gsuspension.com I think
jus10 msp
12-06-2003, 11:39 PM
hey guys i have been running goldline springs for about 6 months. they are on my msp and i had them on my rsx. i also have installed about 4 sets of them. every set i have installed the ride is very good and the handlen is great. i would recommend them to anyone. call or contact jeff at www.goldlineonline.com
he can give you the spring rates and more info.
thanks justin
iam7head
01-05-2004, 12:05 AM
I wouldn't even use them, if eibach makes spings for the protege, do they?
anyway, dont cheap out just doing the spring, put some money on the damper too.
FC3s Boy
01-09-2004, 03:39 PM
I have the goldlines for $150.00 shipped, they are not cheap springs jeff at gold line worked for eibach for many years and he knows what he is doing.
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