just got these installed, ride quality is more or less similar to my H&R's
if anyone is interested in my H&R's let me know im selling
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It's hard to tell because no trim level is listed, but if you have 19" wheels, those springs may be lower than the H&R. Here is a pic of mine when I put the pizza cutter back on. It could just be the angle and distance in the shots, but it looks slightly lower.
If that's directed at me, with my aftermarket wheels, only with full deflection though such as a sharp u turn, my wheel will slightly touch the inside wheel cover, not even enough to make a sound or after a year, a spot. I forgot what the offset is.. I looked at it last time I had a wheel off too. I almost want to say it was 15, w/e it is it's basically flush with the fender.
Specialty Products lists a generic front camber bolt (http://www.spcalignment.com/index.php?option=com_spc&task=details) that they "think will work" because it works on a lot of other Mazda models. There is no solution for the rear, where most of the negative camber issue occurs when lowering.
