Mindphrame

Im looking to take the rexy down a bit. 1 inch or 1 1/2. Whats the best thing to get for her? What brand...so on and so forth. I just saw a red r1 lowered down 1 1/2 inches. All i can say is WOW. It seemingly changed the whole car to me for some reason. I kept asking him whats diff, finally he said that he lowered it 1 1/2 inches. Wow what a differance. Didnt get a chance to ask him how he did it or what he used, but I want. Recomendations guys? I dont wanna lose proformance, but I figure done correctly it would increase slightly right?

RX7 RAGE

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racing beat springs

Mahjik

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I did the Eibach Pro-Kit. Lower it about 1 to 1.5 inches. Handles great. The ride is a little rougher, but it's a sports car.

http://www.eibach.com/

bploz RX7

pros/cons of progressive vs. linear

KZ1

I am not a big fan of progessive springs, I just don't like the feel, I am not sure about the performance differences, but I haev progesives on my VW, which I liek for it becasue it is my daily driver, but for the FD I like having the instant stability of linear springs.

Malachi151

I'm getting ready to have Eibach Pros and Tokicos(shocks) installed next week, so I will let you know.

YOu can get the Eibachs for ~$250 from Mazda Competition, if you are in their racing program, the Tokicos for $103 each.

The Eibach Pros are linear should increase performance.

Zoomspeed

I'm running H&Rs on my FD Right now and I'm happy with them. It dropped it 1.25". low enough for an aggressive stance, but still enough room to fit 18x9 wheels without rolling the fenders.

dclin

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Hey H,

So what tires did you go with for my reference, brand and size?

Hope you like them wheels.

martini

H&R sports!

Zoomspeed

I got kumho supras 245/40/18s for the rear and got sumitomos HTRZ 225/40/18 for the front. Found a great deal on the sumitomos from a local tire place and I got the last 2. I have zero tire rub.

The wheels look so damn good! When they pulled my FD out and I got my first look at it with the wheels on, I was so happy I was practically skipping to my car. THanks for setting up that phat deal.

BTW with this setup I have zero wheel gap in front and just a tiny bit in back.

dclin

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Cool, glad you like them! I'm thinking about trying those Sumitomos myself. Getting ready to drop my front soon, so I may need to move to a smaller tire size in front myself.

Zoomspeed

The thing about runng 225s on the 18x9s is that the tires look to narrow for the wheel. So the front looks a little funky becasue the wheels stick out a little further then the tire, but I'm willing to put up with that if I don't have to roll my fenders.

atihun

H&R's.

f2racer

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Eibach's will not lower the car all that much. I posted some pictures on another thread https://www.rx7club.com/vforums/show...threadid=18212

Max it will lower your car is between an inch (up front where it's already lower) and 3/4 of an inch (in the back and it still looks a bit jacked).

I did Eibachs and Tokico Illuminas on my last RX and to tell you the truth, it actually felt considerably more compliant the stock springs/struts/shocks. My new RX has 80k miles and the ride is kinda bouncy. I'm thinking about going coil overs this time.