Good day,
I have been reading up on the M sport spring snapping/breaking and would like to know if this is something that will eventually happen (just like the VANOS slowly failing if it has never been rebuilt with the upgraded seals) or there are owners out there who are still happily on these M sport springs without issue? Reason I am asking is the choice of aftermarket springs out there all seem to drop the car a fair bit and there are no published data on the spring rates. I am actually happy with the 15mm drop that the M sport spring provides and would prefer sticking to them (mine are still intact) or an equivalent set that gives roughly the same drop and spring rate.
For those who run the Koni sport absorbers on the M springs, how is the ride quality? Is the car poised and composed over rumble strips, pot holes, road imperfections etc.? My ori M sport Sachs are nearly the end of their usable lifespan (oil stains seen on the shock body) and am thus on the look out for a replacement set of 4.
It appears the Bilstein B6 (up to 30mm drop) can also handle the M sport spring (15mm drop) but would like to know how the Bilstein stacks up to the Koni. Funnily enough, there isn't much information when it comes to suspension compared to my MX-5.
I have been reading up on the M sport spring snapping/breaking and would like to know if this is something that will eventually happen (just like the VANOS slowly failing if it has never been rebuilt with the upgraded seals) or there are owners out there who are still happily on these M sport springs without issue? Reason I am asking is the choice of aftermarket springs out there all seem to drop the car a fair bit and there are no published data on the spring rates. I am actually happy with the 15mm drop that the M sport spring provides and would prefer sticking to them (mine are still intact) or an equivalent set that gives roughly the same drop and spring rate.
For those who run the Koni sport absorbers on the M springs, how is the ride quality? Is the car poised and composed over rumble strips, pot holes, road imperfections etc.? My ori M sport Sachs are nearly the end of their usable lifespan (oil stains seen on the shock body) and am thus on the look out for a replacement set of 4.
It appears the Bilstein B6 (up to 30mm drop) can also handle the M sport spring (15mm drop) but would like to know how the Bilstein stacks up to the Koni. Funnily enough, there isn't much information when it comes to suspension compared to my MX-5.