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Really impressed so far. I have them at the lowest setting, and the ride is only slightly harsher than OEM shocks/struts and Eibach Pro-Kit springs. If you use a wrench and ratchet, install is a breeze. Highly recommend a good torque wrench, and probably a breaker bar if some of the bolts...

Installed Bilstein B14 coilovers.

Had a spare steering wheel I had kicking around re-trimmed and re-profiled by Royal Steering Wheels in the UK.

Same positioning as mine, then. I just pulled the plastic trunk panel off the passenger side (or whichever side you ran your wires) and used a tap on the reverse light wire.

I took power from the reverse lights for mine. Is the camera mounted in the rear or by the mirror in yours?

Here you go: https://www.mazdas247.com/forum/index.php?resources/mazda-2-de-factory-cruise-control-retrofit.40/

In the 2007-2014 it’s under the glovebox (on LHD models, anyway). They probably didn’t move it too far between models. Looks like this:

Required parts: * D658675DZ Keyless Entry Receiver * Transmitter (Fob) * OBDII adapter (ELM327 compatible - most OBDLink adapters fit the bill) * Windows laptop * FORScan Extended License (pay or register for the forum to get 2 months free - you need to access the forum either way) -...

Required parts: * Steering wheel with factory cruise buttons * 4 pin brake switch (Mazda part # BN7N-66-490) * OBDII adapter (ELM327 compatible - most OBDLink adapters fit the bill) * Windows laptop * FORScan v2.3.16 (later versions may work, but this one is confirmed to) Extended License (pay...

Required parts: * Factory cruise steering wheel buttons * 4 pin brake switch (Mazda part # BN7N-66-490) * OBDII adapter (ELM327 compatible - most OBDLink adapters fit the bill) * Windows laptop * FORScan v2.3.16 (later versions may work, but this one is confirmed to) Extended License (pay or...