Hey guys.
Just about to sort out suspension for my NA6 MX5. The car will be taken to the odd track day at wakefield, a few skid pan events and some motorkhana.
Just looking at peoples personal opinions on these above brands. I work in Rockdale, about 2 minutes away from K-MAC which is why i have been considering them. They offer adjustable dampers + custom springs to suit my application, and they have quoted a similar price to the Koni/king spring combo that MX5 Mania offer.
Also, the Tein SS coilovers seem to be a decent package, curious as to whether they are worth the extra $$ or not over the other packages.
Any advice would be appreciated.
Cheers
Daniel
Suspension Q's: K-Mac / Koni / Tein
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They are great for building you something using your own specs. I'm not sure I'd be real keen to use something they've developed themselves though. I was the developer for one of their Integra kits so it was only tested on the road and made to suit what I wanted which wasn't necesarrily the best set up for the track or best for the car at the limit.
If you know your required spring length/gauge/pitch/rate etc they will make you an excellent high quality spring though. They're great for sway bars too.
They are great for building you something using your own specs. I'm not sure I'd be real keen to use something they've developed themselves though. I was the developer for one of their Integra kits so it was only tested on the road and made to suit what I wanted which wasn't necesarrily the best set up for the track or best for the car at the limit.
If you know your required spring length/gauge/pitch/rate etc they will make you an excellent high quality spring though. They're great for sway bars too.
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Hi Daniel,
The Koni/Eibach combo i recently put on my NA6 works pretty well. The springs are on the top shock perch and the car is quite low now with little body roll but quite a good ride considering...
I've recently modded my rear bumpstops and fitted a spacer at the back to raise the rear a bit and give a little more suspension travel. Seems to have worked although the back is still pretty low.
Cheers
Rob
The Koni/Eibach combo i recently put on my NA6 works pretty well. The springs are on the top shock perch and the car is quite low now with little body roll but quite a good ride considering...
I've recently modded my rear bumpstops and fitted a spacer at the back to raise the rear a bit and give a little more suspension travel. Seems to have worked although the back is still pretty low.
Cheers
Rob
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