I purchased my car 6 years ago and it came with M2 springs and tokico shocks. Would anyone know what the spring rates might be for these? I searched and came up with nothing. Thanks.

 

Are they stock replacement springs, or a coilover conversion?

You may be in luck. M2 did have stock replacement springs with the preferred "track" rates of 550/450 for applications (like SCCA) that prohibited coilover conversions.

 

To my knowledge, those were the only spring rates they sold. I remember there was a push for them to get more aggressive rates but at that time, market wasn't calling for them on their street application set ups.

 

Edit: pm Howard Coleman...I bet he would know.

 

they had the M2/Advanced Design coil overs that were more aggressive...they were Koni shocks

 

I believe they are replacement springs as they are on my tokico shocks, I'm curious if anyone knew about them as I am contemplating a suspension upgrade.

 

Thanks Eddie.

 

They are probably 550/450 then. I remember seeing them on their web site.

 

thanks.

 

whatcha got in store for the car? Good for you for having the car 6 years and leaving that part untouched. lol...most of us tear into our car within a few months of buying it.

 

the m2 i have seen just makes cheap parts kinda like megan racing

 

different company...this m2 is "mostly mazda" and went out of business a while back

 

M2 was a great company...lots of people still sport their stuff like their CF air box.

 

I miss M2 stuff.

 

now i remember the rx7 in sport compact car had alot of m2 stuff on it and yes they were a very good company

 

Not quite sure yet. I did tear into her over the past few years, single turbo, body kit etc. I am getting the track bug and am considering an upgrade to a descent coilover setup, figure I could get a couple bucks for my tokico's and springs to go towards them, we'll see.