Looking for Springs to Lower 1"-1.25" MAX

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BoneKrusher

• Jul 25, 2013

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I've been looking for these all over but cannot find. The H&Rs and Eibachs are just too low for my taste and I'd like to keep the SUV look, just a tad tighter to the ground.

I know some markets outside of the US offer different products and maybe there are springs like this out there. It is too bad H&R does not make the OE springs, which offer a minimal drop, higher than their sport line. . . (argh)

If anyone here has some leads, please let me know.

Thanks,

BoneKrusher

 

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SayNoToPistons

Wheels, not rims...

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CX-5 GT AWD w/ Tech, RX-8 GT 6spd w/ 'goodies'

• Jul 26, 2013

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Might want to look on Japan Parts for "JDM" specific manufacturers like AutoExe. Though I suspect they will have similar drops as H&R.

 

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NinjaNoises

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CX-5 Sport MT

• Jul 26, 2013

• #3

From what I've read, the Eibach springs lower 1" all around for the CX-5

 

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BoneKrusher

• Jul 27, 2013

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True, the Eibach Pro-kit are rated for 1" drop and the Sportlines are 1.5"-2" drop. But where do you get the Pro-kits? (dunno)

 

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Mistersix

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MAZDASPEED6

• Aug 4, 2013

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I have the H&R's on my cx and i don't feel they lower it to much. For me it looks proper with the wheel gap even all the way around. It also feels more car like overall while driving, when approaching it and getting in and out. And there's still plenty of ground clearance.

 

paris1

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• Aug 4, 2013

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Mistersix said:

I have the H&R's on my cx and i don't feel they lower it to much. For me it looks proper with the wheel gap even all the way around. It also feels more car like overall while driving, when approaching it and getting in and out. And there's still plenty of ground clearance.

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What kind of ride and wheel alignment issues did you end up with?