1ofdfew323
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is there any out there? How about a pic of lowered mazda5?
lowering springs for mazda5?
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redrocketz
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we have H&R's on the Captains 5 and it looks awesome!
mountjonas
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are those the same springs for the 3, or are they specifically for the 5?
Lowered using H&R springs.....I cannot say whether these springs are made specifically for the '5' or whether these are the same as the '3'. I placed an order for Mazda 5 springs.
Anthony
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they are specific to the mazda5. h&r is the only company that makes mazda5 specific springs, although the 3 springs will technically work.
as will struts...as will swaybars...as will endlinks....as will headers...
as will struts...as will swaybars...as will endlinks....as will headers...
1ofdfew323
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mazda3 is compatible? Cool, thanks!
your 5 is awesome, and as i've said before, i love the old Mazda in the street too.
what's that black lip on the front of the 5? got more pics of it?
Yes...with the H&R springs I had big time negative camber in the rear.
I used the MazdaSpeed camber adjustment plates to bring this back in alignment. The dealer used the mazdaspeed camber adjustment plates for the Mazda3...Cost me a bundle but it definitely straigntened out the negative camber issue.
Anthony
The lip on the '5' is a splitter I got from a buddy on the MPVCLUB forum.
It just screws into the existing bumper and is an easy install. His name is mazdaspeed02mpv...you can PM him on the forum to see if he has any in stock.
As for the Mazda 323 GT on the street...it's my baby...I actually use it more often than the Mazda5 these days, but will park it for the Winter.....I installed a set of 240SX wheels on it over the summer so it sits a bit better.
Anthony
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What?!
What makes lowering a vehicle 'overseas' any different to lowering a vehicle i north america?? (uhm)
And if you'retalking about this camber...
...it didn't happen by accident because the guy lowered his car.
That camber is intentional.
What?!
What makes lowering a vehicle 'overseas' any different to lowering a vehicle i north america?? (uhm)
And if you'retalking about this camber...
...it didn't happen by accident because the guy lowered his car.
That camber is intentional.
VIP Style is what they call that...
Here's another shot of the front splitter as requested...This is an older shot was taken last winter with the stock wheels and winter tires........I haven't taken any photos recently..
Anthony
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I suspect you just had one of those 'Senior's Moments' my friend....I turned 40 the other day and have been having them on a daily basis...
Anthony
Maybe we're drinking from two different fountains, but I was under the impression that the "overseas" Mazda5s with the tire wear problems were Mazda5s that were not lowered.
But I'm probably wrong, so carry on Mr. l33t.
Kudos to the saab folks.
You're right Saint...the overseas tire wear problem had nothing to do with lowering the car.
And I did pay attention to the alignment, hence the installation of the camber adjustment plates.
In hindsight, I would not have lowered the '5' had I know of all the alignment worries and expense I would have to go through...Ah well, live and learn.
Anthony
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Even though you were responding to '1 PHAT 5' who asked about the camber issues AFTER lowering their 5?
