Flipster23's Move to MazdaZine **Updated: 07/02/2012**
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#84
There is a guy selling some H&R's on the forum I might pick up for 110 i'm going to see if he will lower the price just for the heck of it
plus the antenna was only 7 bucks LOL I couldnt beat that
plus the antenna was only 7 bucks LOL I couldnt beat that
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#92
Taking the 6 to get an oil change this weekend been 4000 miles since I bought it...
Going probably Mobil-1 Full synthetic..
also going to work on my bumper and condensation in my headlights.
Currently looks for MS6 Hatch springs as well
Going probably Mobil-1 Full synthetic..
also going to work on my bumper and condensation in my headlights.
Currently looks for MS6 Hatch springs as well
#94
^ Wow that was a nice 6! Why did you get rid of it? Not happy with your current TL-S?
I just bought a MS6 a few weeks ago. Really enjoying it!
What are MS6 Hatch springs? Do you mean MS3? Like suspension springs?
I just bought a MS6 a few weeks ago. Really enjoying it!
What are MS6 Hatch springs? Do you mean MS3? Like suspension springs?
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JS + XES (06-06-2011)
#109
I'm stuck in limbo as far as moving back into a mazda and going for the new speed3 or used speed6. I really would love either.
I used to own a 95' 626 w/v6 and man I loved that car.
However, my wife is test driving a 2011 MDX this weekend, so we will see how my income to debt ratio is on monday before I can even think of myself.
I used to own a 95' 626 w/v6 and man I loved that car.
However, my wife is test driving a 2011 MDX this weekend, so we will see how my income to debt ratio is on monday before I can even think of myself.
#111
Can't wait to see it when it's dropped!
#114
I'm stuck in limbo as far as moving back into a mazda and going for the new speed3 or used speed6. I really would love either.
I used to own a 95' 626 w/v6 and man I loved that car.
However, my wife is test driving a 2011 MDX this weekend, so we will see how my income to debt ratio is on monday before I can even think of myself.
I used to own a 95' 626 w/v6 and man I loved that car.
However, my wife is test driving a 2011 MDX this weekend, so we will see how my income to debt ratio is on monday before I can even think of myself.
Not sure where you live but if you have any kind of snow the Speed6 is going to have an advantage with AWD of course. I'm sure the Speed3 probably isn't that bad in the snow either though since it's FWD but I have no idea just assuming.
I ended up buying the Speed6 simply because I needed the extra room in the back seat. The Speed6 has literally an inch more room which enabled me to get our baby seat in there comfortably, unlike the Speed3 which I would have had to move my seat up each time I put the baby seat in. If space was not an issue I'd be driving a Speed3 right now (although I'm glad I ended up waiting for the right Speed6 to come along now that I have it!).
The only other thing I can say is you're likely to find a better deal on a Speed6 in the used market. The Speed3s I was shopping were consistently priced $3,000-$5,000 more than the Speed6. The toughest part in buying a Speed6 is finding one with low miles that hasn't been abused.
#115
Yeah, I know they're totally different cars, but I thought Eibach was more consistent in their ride quality across the board, not just in particular models.
#116
^ That's what I thought too.
Maybe the spring rates are more aggressive for speed models. I mean if you really want to get a quality set up, you need to have better shocks to match the springs anyway.
Maybe the spring rates are more aggressive for speed models. I mean if you really want to get a quality set up, you need to have better shocks to match the springs anyway.
#119
I don't think anyone's blaming Eibach for it, we're just saying on other models you can swap out your springs and keep the stock shocks and have ** as good ** ride quality as stock. I used my stock shocks on my Accord with the Pro-Kits and they rode really, really nicely. I would have used them on the Sportlines as well but I ended up getting a good deal on some HFP shocks already attached to them. I'm like Kevin, 99% of the reason for dropping my car is for looks, not performance. You know, just like choosing wheels for looks over performance. :wink: :wink: