Complete Suspension list...
I figure we should make a COMPLETE suspension (spirng/coilover) listing. Feel free to add to this post and ill update it here. Maybe Bruce can make this a 'sticky'?
Arospeed (Coilovers), part#ARO660026, 1-3" front/rear Arospeed (95-96 Springs), part#ARO603652, ?" front/rear Arospeed (97-98 Springs), part#ARO604776, ?" front/rear Ground Control (Coilovers/Eibach Springs), part#5045.01, 0-2.5" front/rear Dropzone (Coilovers), part#????, ?" front/rear Weapon*R (Coilovers), part# *DISCONTINUED* Intrax (Springs), part#45.1.004, 1.8" front/1.7" rear H&R (Springs), part#29984, 1.3"front/rear B+G (Springs), part#50.1.026, 1.5" front/1.5" rear B+G (Springs-Autobahn Series), part#50.1.027, 2.25" front/rear Sprint (Springs), part#???, 1.8" front/1.7" rear Apex (Springs), part#100-2010F, 1.6" front/rear Springtech (Springs), part#33051, 1.7" front/rear |
Springtech part# 33051 1.7"
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kyb shocks and upper strut mount numbers.....
part numbers on www.carparts.com
upper front strut mount ----142563 part numbers on http://www.expressautoparts.com/ front left -- kyb strut -- L3000-64462 front right -- " -- L3000-64461 right rear -- " -- L3000-64463 left rear -- " -- L3000-64464 |
bump stops ,,, straight from mazda ...
used on 3rd gen mazdaspeeds BN7H-34-111 |
Arospeed Coilovers - 1" -3" adjustable
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dropzone makes springs for our cars..i haven found out what the part number is yet but once they come in i will post. they make for a 2" drop. The dropzone coilovers are adjustable between 0"-4"
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i found a site that sells the weapon r circuit pro coilovers. heres the link. http://www.dragonautomotive.com/cars..._coilovers.htm
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hey guys..you people sound so professional..so i think u can help me with this...um....does those lowered springs for the 1992 BG protege fits my 1996 BH protege sedan?
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B+G springs work very good. I have then for 2 years no problems
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JIC FLTA-2 The best suspension you can buy for a protege. ;)
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check these out will they fit my 95 protege lx with 17in rims
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...spagename=WDVW |
I've got the B&G sport suspension. I love them and dont want them to leave 1.5" drop looks way better!
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I've never install these but some people in my club installed the 21.5mm on their 3rd gen and were very satisfied. On our cars I would suggest the 19mm if you don't plan to put ajustable shocks...if there is...?
REAR 19mm Sway Bars 1995-2003 Protégé AWR fabricates a 3/4" (19mm) 2 way adjustable rear sway bar the 1995-2003 Protégé. It has a wall thickness of .20". #0000-04-3302 and a fully adjustable version with stronger, adjustable end links, #0000-04-3302-FA. These sway bar kits also fit the 1995-98 model Protégé ES's with the 10.5" end links. This end link, Mazda part number LC62-34-170, available to racers through MAZDASPEED's Team Support program, or directly from Mazda dealers. To fit on DX or LX Protégé's, you'll need rear struts, either stock or aftermarket, for a Protégé ES. The stock rear struts on the DX and LX, (and possibly other brands) do not have a tab to connect the sway bar end link to. This is only welded on the stock ES struts. If your aftermarket strut housings do have this tab, then the sway bar will fit your car too, with the proper end links. The sway bar brackets shown below left, are included 21.5mm SWAY BARS 1995-2003 Protégé There is also a 7/8" (21.5mm) fully adjustable bar available with a wall thickness of .20". This stiffer bar requires stronger end links which are included and are adjustable. This is available for any of the Protégé's, but there is a special one for MP3 and MAZDASPEED. #0000-04-3303 INFO: http://www.awrracing.com/pages/pro/prosway.html There's also the Ractive Front Strut bar, I don't have the part# but mine is 4-5 years old and I'm still happy with it. Except you need to unscrew the battery side when disconnecting the negative cable...! My pro have the KYB GR-2 and H&R springs about 5 years now and still going..even if my right rear shock is leaking about 2 years now but didn't noticed it while driving...anyway it's lifetime warranty. you just need to pay for the new shock while it's inspected at KYB...and they pay you back after. |
Back from the dead, huh? :wave:
I like the 21.5mm bar for it's adjustability, which is a must with coilover suspension. Have you checked out GT Spec? they make some pretty high-quality stuff for our cars' suspension. Braces, ladders etc. IMO, much nicer that Ractive. :) http://www.gtspec.com/index.php?nav=...ategory&cat=43 |
Originally Posted by eggynatey
(Post 399614)
Back from the dead, huh? :wave:
For the ajustability, you could still get the ajustable end-links with the 19mm. But adustability is no good in winter because it's going to seeze for sure. And there's no ajustable shock for 2nd gen unless you get the MazdaSpeed if they still do it. Anyway, I just put some mods that I feel the difference but that I can forget about it after...I'm not track racing every weekend, just daily driving with a bit more pleasure and control. But I must say th GTSpec strut bar look pretty neat! nice! My next mod: buy a Mazda 3 GT Sport Hatchback... |
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