Lowering Car

[JC-MP5]

Another option to the rear and the front endlinks is to make your own...there is a great "how to" in that section which i am in the process of doing....and they are adjustable.

And one helluva lot cheaper. (naughty)

 

[2k3 PrO RiDa]

http://www.protegegarage.com/product_info.php?cPath=21_31_60_442&products_id=319

I'm not sure about how well the p5 front endlinks work when you lower the car, but I needed the awr links on my sedan to get the swaybar to sit parallel. I had a bad understeering problem with the stock links when I pushed the car. Now I can grip the s**t out of turns, and can achieve higher exit speeds.

 

[JC-MP5]

They work great. I don't actually feel much of a difference, but they do the job. (nana)

 

[RGN .5 AASN]

And one helluva lot cheaper. (naughty)

YOU, my friend are absolutely correct!!!

 

[BlackCherry]

I've had stock endlinks with progress sway & tokico illuminas lowered 1.5 for 4 years or so with no endlink issues whatsoever. AWR or GT Spec trailing arms is another good purchase. Also you could add the 25.00 mx-6 rear strut tower brace to tighten it up a bit more even. The worst thing about the strut install is removing all the plastic stuff in the back cargo area & not losing or breaking clips. Might as well do the stb mod while you have the plastic panels out. They'll need hole cut in each side for stb.

What's the stb mod? And can someone explain all of this plastic stuff to me? I'd rather not break anything >_< I hate the fact of knowing that something on my car is broken even if it's fine. Pictures would be nice :]

 

[i12drivemyMP5]

What's the stb mod? And can someone explain all of this plastic stuff to me? I'd rather not break anything >_< I hate the fact of knowing that something on my car is broken even if it's fine. Pictures would be nice :]

It's all right here..............
http://www.mazdas247.com/forum/showthread.php?t=123621438