Opinions on Rev9 Hyper Street II Coilovers

[prix57]

Locking at lowering my 21 CX-5 GT-R Awd and am leaning towards the corksport springs but came across these Rev9 Hyper Street II Coilovers Mazda CX5 (2017-2021) w/ Front Camber Plates below.

Rev9 Hyper Street II Coilovers Mazda CX5 (2017-2018) w/ Front Camber Plates

Fitment Information Mazda CX-5 (KF) 2017 2018 All Models Will not fit 2019+ Specs & Features 32 way adjustable dampers (soft to firm) 8kg front and 5kg rear springs Height adjustment range of about 1" drop from max height to about 3" maximum drop Includes a full set of 4 One year warranty when...

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Wondering if anyone has had any opinions or experience with these.

Thanks.

 

[njaremka]

What are your expectations? Those are pretty cheap...

 

[prix57]

Looking to get cx-5 lowered to similar height of the CS springs and improve body roll and handling.

I current have 5000 miles on it so everything is still new. I read it's reccomended to change upgrade struts when installing springs.

I assume the coilovers will be more prone to noise etc vs the lowering springs. Is that correct?

 

[ColtX-5]

Too cheap. Check out Konis.

 

[njaremka]

If I were in your shoes, and for reference, I'm not, I would get the CorkSport springs paired with some Bilstein B6 shocks. The springs will give you the stance you want, and the shocks will give you the body control you need. Should make for a nice handling CX-5!

 

[prix57]

If I were in your shoes, and for reference, I'm not, I would get the CorkSport springs paired with some Bilstein B6 shocks. The springs will give you the stance you want, and the shocks will give you the body control you need. Should make for a nice handling CX-5!

Yeah this would be exactly what I am looking for. My CX-5 is mainly parked outdoors so want to a avoid the noises that may come from coilovers, had that issue with my previous vehicle.

Dumb question but do the Bilstein B6 shocks struts come with their own bump stops to cut or do I reuse the OEM Mazda ones?

Is there a part number for the oem Mazda bump stops in case one screws up cutting them or decides to bring it back to stock height down the road?