CONFIRMED!!!! 07' MDX Lowered on Odessey Springs!!!
#41
Racer
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discovered what? care to elaborate? lol!!! what did you do differently and how.
Just discovered this. Welcome to the lowered MDX club. I went custom and didn't use Odyssey springs though. Same result.
Blk/Blk, Tech, Ent, 20" custom bronze rims, tinted front/windshield/taillights/side mirrors, 3rd brake light, modified de-ambered headlights, French yellow foglights, custom lowered 2", blacked out door handles/front grill, Satin black f/r lower bumpers
Blk/Blk, Tech, Ent, 20" custom bronze rims, tinted front/windshield/taillights/side mirrors, 3rd brake light, modified de-ambered headlights, French yellow foglights, custom lowered 2", blacked out door handles/front grill, Satin black f/r lower bumpers
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Angiie_MDX (09-16-2021)
#42
Hey, Alpine...
What company sold you the custom springs?
I've received my front OEM base shocks/springs and I would like to remove the new springs and use something a little shorter.
If I don't like the stance, I'll work on the rear later and get it more level.
Thanks, for your contribution.
What company sold you the custom springs?
I've received my front OEM base shocks/springs and I would like to remove the new springs and use something a little shorter.
If I don't like the stance, I'll work on the rear later and get it more level.
Thanks, for your contribution.
#43
As for others, my springs are cut but ride is still very good. I've never cut springs before and have had over a dozen proper aftermarket suspension setups in my previous cars. This is my preference but for this model, aftermarket items are slim picking and you have to improvise sometimes. I don't want to get into a debate on this but I know what works and that's all I care about for this particular application.
More details can be found here: Link
#45
Sorry, I just meant that I just discovered your post as I'm mostly on mdxers.org. If you didn't cross post this, I wouldn't have come across it.
As for others, my springs are cut but ride is still very good. I've never cut springs before and have had over a dozen proper aftermarket suspension setups in my previous cars. This is my preference but for this model, aftermarket items are slim picking and you have to improvise sometimes. I don't want to get into a debate on this but I know what works and that's all I care about for this particular application.
More details can be found here: Link
As for others, my springs are cut but ride is still very good. I've never cut springs before and have had over a dozen proper aftermarket suspension setups in my previous cars. This is my preference but for this model, aftermarket items are slim picking and you have to improvise sometimes. I don't want to get into a debate on this but I know what works and that's all I care about for this particular application.
More details can be found here: Link
Did you cut the top or the bottom?
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^^^scratch this, was missinformed. Maybe by the end of this year I'll get an odyssey coil over and fabricate to fit.
#52
Just discovered this. Welcome to the lowered MDX club. I went custom and didn't use Odyssey springs though. Same result.
Blk/Blk, Tech, Ent, 20" custom bronze rims, tinted front/windshield/taillights/side mirrors, 3rd brake light, modified de-ambered headlights, French yellow foglights, custom lowered 2", blacked out door handles/front grill, Satin black f/r lower bumpers
Blk/Blk, Tech, Ent, 20" custom bronze rims, tinted front/windshield/taillights/side mirrors, 3rd brake light, modified de-ambered headlights, French yellow foglights, custom lowered 2", blacked out door handles/front grill, Satin black f/r lower bumpers
I have range rover rims 21 fix good on pilot. Mdx my odyssey lowering suspension is on the way i thinks looks good low
#54
Type S Zero, dude did you ever find anything that worked ?? Which springs did these guys use ?? Haven’t yet found the right post that looks like everything worked !
OK i just compared the pictures and part numbers on oemacuraparts.com
The lower rubber mount from the 08 odyssey is STK parts (which is 07-13 MDX related)
51684-STK-A02
51694-STK-A02
Here's the spring + shock + mounting parts on the 07 Odyssey :
Spring is like the one in the 51815 kit i received + mounting parts are completely different from MDX
Here's the 08 Odyssey :
Here's the 07-13 MDX base model front
I ordered 51815-2 kit today and i'll try to sell 51815 on eBay (because returning fees would cost me around $120)
The lower rubber mount from the 08 odyssey is STK parts (which is 07-13 MDX related)
51684-STK-A02
51694-STK-A02
Here's the spring + shock + mounting parts on the 07 Odyssey :
Spring is like the one in the 51815 kit i received + mounting parts are completely different from MDX
Here's the 08 Odyssey :
Here's the 07-13 MDX base model front
I ordered 51815-2 kit today and i'll try to sell 51815 on eBay (because returning fees would cost me around $120)
#55
What springs did you guys use ??
Hey man, Yu guys did a good job, but what springs did you use , seems it’s not clear which model springs work and which ones don’t even fit ...help out if you have the parts info , thanks!!
#56
No cookie cutter solution has been found, to lower the 2nd gen MDX. As with any vehicle you can cut the length, of the original springs making them shorter, but you change the luxury ride into a horrible ride. A couple have tried, but nobody does this. If you're going to cut them...buy them from a junk yard and cut those. After you ride on them, you'll be able to go back to your original springs.
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Vintage Kuul (09-30-2020)
#59
Cruisin'
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No cookie cutter solution has been found, to lower the 2nd gen MDX. As with any vehicle you can cut the length, of the original springs making them shorter, but you change the luxury ride into a horrible ride. A couple have tried, but nobody does this. If you're going to cut them...buy them from a junk yard and cut those. After you ride on them, you'll be able to go back to your original springs.
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