Mazda Miata: recomendations for shocks/springs
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recomendations for shocks/springs
our recently acquired 94 BRG/tan is doing a lot of bouncing... 106,000 km,
doesn't look like shocks have ever been replaced... we bought it last summer
from a young lady who had it from new, sold it when she married a guy with
a Jag.
what's the best shock for average street/touring use ?
am I likely to need springs as well... as she sits right now, it's 12.75
inches front, 13.5 inches rear, from wheel centre to fender edge.
if so, I'm not sure I want it lowered... I'm on the shady side of 55 and
over 6 feet tall, so I don't need any more trouble falling into, and
crawling out of this car... (don't get me wrong... it sure is a fun car
once you're in there!)
appreciate any and all opinions.
Pete Breemhaar
Georgetown, Ontario
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Re: recomendations for shocks/springs
In article <UYClc.49865$primus.ca>,
"Pete Breemhaar" <net> wrote:
Koni Sport (a little better) or KYB AGX (a little cheaper). Nothing
cheaper makes much sense.
No.
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Lanny Chambers, St. Louis, USA
'94C
the alignment page:
http://www.hummingbirds.net/alignment.html
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Re: recomendations for shocks/springs
I second Lanny's notes, I've got the KYB AGX and love their easy
adjustability (you may someday want to autocross). The springs are pretty
much considered to last the life of the car and are usually changed as a
part of a lowering attempt. I still say if you haven't upgraded your sway
bars you are missing out on the best bang for the buck! The FM sway bars
TRANSFORMED the car from the stock bars IMHO.
Good luck,
Chris
92BB&T
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