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So it looks like you pretty much have to use the front plate in order to hide the vertical seam between the two pieces?

Exact match for the grille? Have to take the bumper cover off to install?

Where do you get that stuff???

So does California and I haven’t installed one on any car I’ve owned in over 50 years!

See the link in post #6 above for one source. They're widely available. At least they were when I did the work on my car about 8-9 years ago.

Can't go to all that trouble gussying up the front end and leave those license plate screw holes exposed! BumperPlugs

With H&R springs, you end up with an average (front to rear) 1.5" drop, so your 2" drop was a bit more severe. Either way, if you don't use front camber bolts you end up with marginally correct camber on the front end. Since I was doing the rear correctly by replacing the lower control arms, it...

This is what AI used on my 2013 Touring. IMO it's all you need: https://meganracing.com/suspension/type-suspension-arms/mazda-mitsubishi/mrs-mz-1689...

I had a 2013 Touring that I installed those springs on because I couldn't stomach the ride height (I'm basically not an SUV/crossover kind of guy. Just bought it for the practicality.) First off, if you do install them, be sure to install adjustable lower control arms in the rear and camber...

Wow; am I missing something? Like "what you're doing"?!

😕Really?

3M trim adhesive.

Believe it or not, that was an aero aid tha Mazda added to the second gen to help smooth out airflow over the rear hatch. Shouldn't affect water tightness because there's still sealant between the glass and the window opening. I would clean out the channel and replace the rubber with an...

Sounds more like "slight rubbing" and pretty normal to me.

Years ago I had a 2013 CX-5 that I wasn't happy with the way the lights were aimed at the factory. I compounded the problem by lowering/leveling the car, dropping the rear relative to the front, which raised the lights. I dicked around with them myself trying to get them sorted and finally took...

Non-garaged I would bet. Right?

Uhh...you need to do some internet research on driveability issues. Mazda's got some catching up to do in the area of hybrid drivetrains! https://www.motortrend.com/reviews/2024-mazda-cx90-phev-yearlong-review-update-3-transmission-issues/

Huh?:unsure:

Jesus; this guy needs to learn how to edit himself! I lost interest in it a third of the way through.