2025 CX-5 Lowering Springs

[Zombiebstr]

Hello All,

I'm new here and am trying to find out if anyone has lowered a 2025 CX-5. I am wanting to lower a base model 2025 2.5L.
Corksport says their springs are compatible with the 2025. H&R says their springs have only been tested as far as the 2023 model. I am awaiting a response from Eibach.

Does anyone know if there are significant changes in suspension across the 2017+ CX-5s that would cause incompatibility with respect to lowering springs?

Thanks,

Todd Brasher

 

[N7turbo]

The CS springs were designed for the AWD Turbo, so the ride height will be slightly higher in the front with the lighter NA car. Probably not a big deal. But as long as you are AWD they will work.

 

[Lazy2.5]

I wouldn't suggest using lowering springs for the turbo version, on the NA car. There is a weight difference.

 

[Zombiebstr]

I wouldn't suggest using lowering springs for the turbo version, on the NA car. There is a weight difference.

I really want to go with the Eibach set. I think the only way to get them is from Europe, unless someone here may know of a USA source.

 

[Lazy2.5]

I really want to go with the Eibach set. I think the only way to get them is from Europe, unless someone here may know of a USA source.

The original struts on your car are long lasting. I'm well over 300k km on my original struts, and they are still firm. Lowering springs will greatly reduce their longevity. Consider coil overs.