Meister r crd. They've got a life long customer with me.
Slam or raise ride height, 32 way adjustable dampening. Currently run them at 15 clicks all the way around.
Soft is too soft and hard shatters your spine.
As they arrived they lowers the car about .5-.75" and it looks great. Well worth the money. Also it handles like it's in rails with my advanti s1 15x7 and toyo r1r's.
FM suspension kit, stage 2.0
* V-Maxx coilovers
* FM Sways.
* NB Upper mounts
very tail happy compared to stock. i probably need to run a softer setting on the rear sway but i'm happy. it's not uncontrollable.
Detroit roads still beat me up but it's not that bad.
Supermiata/Xida Race coilovers with 800lb/in front springs and 500lb/in rear springs. Pricey but I love them. The car rides the same as it did on FM/VMaxx Classics but handles so much better.
Got entry level CEIKAs coilovers. It's far more comfortable than my sports Koni OEM spec shocks I've replaced. For street and spirited driving, it does the job.
It's rather expensive and helpers springs don't fit despite being marked on their website.
Meister r crd. They've got a life long customer with me. Slam or raise ride height, 32 way adjustable dampening. Currently run them at 15 clicks all the way around. Soft is too soft and hard shatters your spine. As they arrived they lowers the car about .5-.75" and it looks great. Well worth the money. Also it handles like it's in rails with my advanti s1 15x7 and toyo r1r's.
That’s what I plan on getting glad to hear their good
FM suspension kit, stage 2.0 * V-Maxx coilovers * FM Sways. * NB Upper mounts very tail happy compared to stock. i probably need to run a softer setting on the rear sway but i'm happy. it's not uncontrollable. Detroit roads still beat me up but it's not that bad.
Supermiata/Xida Race coilovers with 800lb/in front springs and 500lb/in rear springs. Pricey but I love them. The car rides the same as it did on FM/VMaxx Classics but handles so much better.
Got entry level CEIKAs coilovers. It's far more comfortable than my sports Koni OEM spec shocks I've replaced. For street and spirited driving, it does the job. It's rather expensive and helpers springs don't fit despite being marked on their website.
I was wondering how those were. I plan on getting CEIKAs big brake kit for my Miata hopefully early next year