B16RacerN2NR
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- 2006 Mazda 5
Which M3, 4 door sedan or 5 door hatch, is our 5's more similar to in terms of suspension/ride height?
I'm looking to get the Tein H-Tech's but only if our 5's have the stock ride height more similar to the sedan. Tein's website says the H-Tech's will lower the 4 door sedan 1 inch in front and .6 inch in the rear, which is pretty much exactly the drop I want.
These H-Tech's share the same part number for the 5-door hatchbacks but it says the springs lower the 5 doors 1.4 inches in the front and .9 inches in the rear.
It's not a huge difference but that small difference is more than likely going to be the difference of me having to get camber plates or not. Our 5's already have a slight camber problem as it is lol. I absolutely don't wanna have to spend cash on some camber plates. I'd go with some MS3 springs but they are more expensive than the Tein's right now lol. If it comes down to it, i'll go with the Racing Beat springs (.6 drop in the front and .5 in the rear) but i'm looking for just a tad more drop than they offer.
I'm looking to get the Tein H-Tech's but only if our 5's have the stock ride height more similar to the sedan. Tein's website says the H-Tech's will lower the 4 door sedan 1 inch in front and .6 inch in the rear, which is pretty much exactly the drop I want.
These H-Tech's share the same part number for the 5-door hatchbacks but it says the springs lower the 5 doors 1.4 inches in the front and .9 inches in the rear.
It's not a huge difference but that small difference is more than likely going to be the difference of me having to get camber plates or not. Our 5's already have a slight camber problem as it is lol. I absolutely don't wanna have to spend cash on some camber plates. I'd go with some MS3 springs but they are more expensive than the Tein's right now lol. If it comes down to it, i'll go with the Racing Beat springs (.6 drop in the front and .5 in the rear) but i'm looking for just a tad more drop than they offer.
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