Tire touched fender

RotorDad · 09-05-2010, 10:01 PM

You need to roll the fenders. I have never used coil spring boosters, but they may work. Energy Suspension & Mr Gasket offer them off the top of my head.

Dusted RX · 11-02-2010, 12:00 PM

I've had my Tein Flex coilovers installed for about a month now and I love them. The medium setting (8) on the fronts are about the same stiffness as the Illumina's at their hardest. I had to go down to setting 5 for the back to get an acceptable ride. On full stiff (16) the car feels like it is a train (steel on steel). The stance is much nicer, with 26" all around instead of 25" in the front and 27" on the back. I no longer touch the ground with my chin spoiler going around corners aggressively. The car also looks much better with the neutral stance than having the ass end up in the air.

09-05-2010, 10:01 PM	#1
RotorDad Big Ugly Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Fredericksburg, Va Posts: 591 Rep Power: 17	You need to roll the fenders. I have never used coil spring boosters, but they may work. Energy Suspension & Mr Gasket offer them off the top of my head. __________________ *Boosted Big Body On 335's* PS3 ID: Rotordad 1986 Mazda RX7 GXL - Street ported 13BT, Haltech, 62mm, ect. 2006 MazdaSpeed 6 - Eagle, Wiseco, Cobb, ect.

11-02-2010, 12:00 PM	#2
Dusted RX The Newbie Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 9 Rep Power: 0	I've had my Tein Flex coilovers installed for about a month now and I love them. The medium setting (8) on the fronts are about the same stiffness as the Illumina's at their hardest. I had to go down to setting 5 for the back to get an acceptable ride. On full stiff (16) the car feels like it is a train (steel on steel). The stance is much nicer, with 26" all around instead of 25" in the front and 27" on the back. I no longer touch the ground with my chin spoiler going around corners aggressively. The car also looks much better with the neutral stance than having the ass end up in the air.