Project Mazdaspeed6

[Speed_j23]

I would love some speed 6 specific Coilovers!

[COspeed6]

Ms6 coilovers, meow!

[phate]

Originally Posted by Gwynne@corksport We are having a product development meeting soon. I have added all of these to the list for consideration. If you have specifics on what you would like to see, please fill out a product idea submission https://www.corksport.com/product-ideas.html Also, if there is an idea that gets multiple submissions, it gets more consideration and is more likely to be approved, so if you guys really want one or more of these to be developed, multiple submissions from different people will help your cause

I hope you get bombarded with requests.

Diff mount submission on the way. Probably some others as I have time.

[xI Leveler Ix]

Request sent about some CS Coilovers for us MS6 guys!

[cletusb]

Also put in for Coilovers

[phate]

I would put in for coilovers but I want a more race oriented version....I doubt the majority would want those

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[Code Monkey]

Originally Posted by phate I would put in for coilovers but I want a more race oriented version....I doubt the majority would want those

This is why I said there has to be an option for 3-way adjustable coils + need to add custom spring rates. I expect to rock these hopefully in the next few months but at his point I am not certain whether it is a one-time job or whether it will be offered on a regular basis. Whatever happens, it would be awesome if CorkSport made MS6 coils, the more the merrier.

[mkreiner]

in for coils

[Gwynne]

If we develop coilovers for the speed6, we will likely incorporate the same features and maintain the same quality that we have for our speed3, that would make the price range similar to what our speed3 are currently selling for $1599.

All of you that are interested in us pursuing development, are you comfortable with the price range?

[BobtailedSnail]

Don't forget we don't need camber plates

[Code Monkey]

If I were not already in the process of having a custom setup made, I would definitely buy yours.

[phate]

Originally Posted by Gwynne@corksport If we develop coilovers for the speed6, we will likely incorporate the same features and maintain the same quality that we have for our speed3, that would make the price range similar to what our speed3 are currently selling for $1599. All of you that are interested in us pursuing development, are you comfortable with the price range?

Only if they have reasonable spring rates for track duty and decent dampening to go with

And yes, no plates for us.

[Gwynne]

Understood. No plates. I still need to get a feel for what you are all willing to pay because if we cannot develop the part for a price that makes sense to you, then we should not develop the part at all. What are you all expecting in the way of pricing?

[MarineMazda]

I have been discussion with a few members up here in Nator Canada about the need for Solid CO for the MS6. I feel the price you gave is reasonable if they are of the same quality as the 3. I will be one of the first to order if and when they come out!

[phate]

I think a similar price point would be acceptable to most.

Edit: that puts them in the same range of the KW's.

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[SIXual Panda]

coilovers from me as well! submitting the request now!

[Speed_j23]

I agree with @phate if they're similarly priced to the ones on the 3 minus the camber plates then I'm in. I don't mind paying a bit more for quality CO's that are actually MS6 specific!



@Gwynne@corksport please make this happen!!!

[cletusb]

Originally Posted by phate I think a similar price point would be acceptable to most. Edit: that puts them in the same range of the KW's. Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Tapatalk 2

Something similar to kW3 would be awesome

[KusteLokal]

I will be more than happy to beta test these if you develop them. @kritz; can vouch for me.

In all seriousness anywhere between the $1200-$1500 range is your best bet

Tapa-fail

[Speed_j23]

@Gwynne@corksport any updates regarding the development of MS6 Coils?

[CorkSport]

Originally Posted by Speed_j23 @Gwynne@corksport any updates regarding the development of MS6 Coils?

Nothing we can share at the moment.

-Derrick

[Speed_j23]

Originally Posted by CorkSport Nothing we can share at the moment. -Derrick

Alright well it's been a bit over a month now; anything you can share yet? Are these coils still being considered or are they in the works already? Just trying to figure if I should be waiting for these to come out or go in a different direction; only have another month or two before auto x season starts!

[Dizzy Turbo]

Make a front diff mount, I don't want to have to buy sures.

[CorkSport]

Originally Posted by Speed_j23 Alright well it's been a bit over a month now; anything you can share yet? Are these coils still being considered or are they in the works already? Just trying to figure if I should be waiting for these to come out or go in a different direction; only have another month or two before auto x season starts!

They might be being worked on already. No dates yet. I do have some questions. Since this is double a-arm front do people want inverted or not inverted? Rears inverted or not inverted. Inverted makes the rear adjustment much easier but comes at a cost. The front inverted makes the adjustment about the same but comes at a cost.

Originally Posted by Dizzy Turbo Make a front diff mount, I don't want to have to buy sures.

You mean rear diff mount? You should wait and buy one that fits upgraded rear swaybars. And install them at the same time. Two birds with one stone sort of thing.



There might be one already on a car, you never know.

[Jh8909]

Originally Posted by Brydon@CorkSport They might be being worked on already. No dates yet. I do have some questions. Since this is double a-arm front do people want inverted or not inverted? Rears inverted or not inverted. Inverted makes the rear adjustment much easier but comes at a cost. The front inverted makes the adjustment about the same but comes at a cost. You mean rear diff mount? You should wait and buy one that fits upgraded rear swaybars. And install them at the same time. Two birds with one stone sort of thing. There might be one already on a car, you never know.

MOTHER OF GOD. Take my money.

[Dizzy Turbo]

So your making both? I may have worded that wrong, I want to see the mount that is on the top front of the diff. The one you pictured is the rear top of the diff. Either way, I'm glad your putting together some parts for us! Should have never got my cpe rear diff mount, I would love both corksports haha

[CorkSport]

Originally Posted by Speed_j23 Alright well it's been a bit over a month now; anything you can share yet? Are these coils still being considered or are they in the works already? Just trying to figure if I should be waiting for these to come out or go in a different direction; only have another month or two before auto x season starts!

I cannot give out much detail but there is work progressing for more MS6 suspension upgrades.

-Derrick

[superskaterxes]

Originally Posted by Brydon@CorkSport You mean rear diff mount? You should wait and buy one that fits upgraded rear swaybars. And install them at the same time. Two birds with one stone sort of thing.

FWIW the SURE one DOES NOT fit with an aftermarket sway bar but the CP-E one DOES.

just trying to clear up any confusion.

[CorkSport]

Originally Posted by superskaterxes FWIW the SURE one DOES NOT fit with an aftermarket sway bar but the CP-E one DOES. just trying to clear up any confusion.

Yes, you are right. Sorry I worded that incorrectly.

[DamagedGoods]

Originally Posted by Brydon@CorkSport They might be being worked on already. No dates yet. I do have some questions. Since this is double a-arm front do people want inverted or not inverted? Rears inverted or not inverted. Inverted makes the rear adjustment much easier but comes at a cost. The front inverted makes the adjustment about the same but comes at a cost.

Rear inverted would be awesome for ease of setup.

[Jh8909]

Will there be any deals on buying a rear sway bar when the diff mount / mounts come out?

[p057]

Originally Posted by superskaterxes FWIW the SURE one DOES NOT fit with an aftermarket sway bar but the CP-E one DOES. just trying to clear up any confusion.

It fits.

Originally Posted by Gwynne@corksport If we develop coilovers for the speed6, we will likely incorporate the same features and maintain the same quality that we have for our speed3, that would make the price range similar to what our speed3 are currently selling for $1599. All of you that are interested in us pursuing development, are you comfortable with the price range?

I'd love coilovers, as long as they aren't assembled with glue.

[Speed_j23]

Originally Posted by superskaterxes FWIW the SURE one DOES NOT fit with an aftermarket sway bar but the CP-E one DOES. just trying to clear up any confusion.

Funny you say that since I'm running the SURE Dread and Corksports RSB.... I will say that it was a pain in the ass to install together and from what I've heard from a recent install is that the CP-E mount is beefier making even more difficult. @MATT DAMOND; can share a bit more share a bit more insight since he's the one that helped me with the install and has done countless other rear diff mount installs with like every mount currently available.

[Speed_j23]

Originally Posted by Brydon@CorkSport They might be being worked on already. No dates yet. I do have some questions. Since this is double a-arm front do people want inverted or not inverted? Rears inverted or not inverted. Inverted makes the rear adjustment much easier but comes at a cost. The front inverted makes the adjustment about the same but comes at a cost.

I think you just answered your own question, I'd say go inverted in the back and not the front; there's no sense in adding cost if there's no benefit.

[p057]

Originally Posted by Speed_j23 Funny you say that since I'm running the SURE Dread and Corksports RSB.... I will say that it was a pain in the ass to install together and from what I've heard from a recent install is that the CP-E mount is beefier making even more difficult.

i'm with the new SURE dread and whiteline RSB. they fit together, however they smack into each other without some adjustment when taking load off rear suspension.
They were a pain to install together. trick is to put it up there, put zipties on the mounting tabs and axles to keep it up while you shimmy the rear diff back into place.

cp-e mount is less beefy, which lets it install much easier and either eliminates or makes the smacking of the two parts less likely.

[gigs2000]

I dropped my sub frame to install Sure's Dread and the Corksport RSB, its a tight fit but it does fit.

[CorkSport]

Originally Posted by p057 It fits. I'd love coilovers, as long as they aren't assembled with glue.

How about duct tape then? Seems like you can make anything out of duct tape.

[PhillyCheese]

Bring on the diff mounts and coils!

[Jh8909]

Would seriously like an update on the status of rear diff mounts.

[superskaterxes]

Originally Posted by p057 i'm with the new SURE dread and whiteline RSB. they fit together, however they smack into each other without some adjustment when taking load off rear suspension. They were a pain to install together. trick is to put it up there, put zipties on the mounting tabs and axles to keep it up while you shimmy the rear diff back into place. cp-e mount is less beefy, which lets it install much easier and either eliminates or makes the smacking of the two parts less likely.

have you ever held the CPE mount and the SURE mount in your hands at the same time?

you would laugh at the SURE mount.