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Gefeliciteerd! :)

I know these filters don't add much hp, but the Simota in the Swift gave a better sound to the engine and better acceleration down low :)

Has anyone ever replaced their stock air filter with a replacement filter? Our previous car (2006 Suzuki Swift) had a Simota power filter on it, which was an excellent upgrade for a low price. I was wondering if the Simota repacement inlay power filters did the same for the Mazda :D I found one...

I found some pictures on the web :D

Looking good! :D

Well these are some options you could consider doing, I did all of the thing below on our M2, except for the sportgrill :D Plasti-Dip Sportgrill Stubby antenna (Carbon) Vinyl Lowering springs (FK has a great dicount at the moment!) Welcome lights Parking sensors

Thx! :D

I think every M2 should be lowered! :D The result of the Apex springs looks a lot like the FK spings i have. The specs said it would lower around 35-40mm, i guess it did comparing the picture below with yours :)

You should! :D They have the vinyl in different styles, colours and greyscale, so it will fit pretty much any style :)

Thanks! :) I wanted to do the LED lights in the doors after I saw your pictures :D Great work and thanks for the idea! ;)

Finally had some time to make some good pictures :D In the last photo you can also see the new LED lighting in the trunk!

And some more photo's from a meeting yesterday :D

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Additional information I used the following documents i found on the internet as a guide :) These are photos of the install-document that comes with the original Mazda Welcome-Lights kit (thought)

I was affraid they would become black within a week or so :P

Painting the brakes! Front: Rear:

Welcome Lights! The original topic can be found here :) Finding out where to attach the wires: Purple! Wiring the cables: Let there be light:

Plasti-Dipping the emblems! Original topic Preparation: Front: Rear: Painting: Front: Rear: Removing overspray is really easy with a toothpick :D The result!

Plasti-Dipping the rims! Original topic Plasti-Dip: Cleaning the rims: Lifting the car: Tip: Use flyers or paper cards to protect the tires: Spraypainting the wheels: Results:

Parking Sensors! Here's the original topic (thought) The parking sensors: Pinpointing where to drill: The drilling: Wiring: End-result: