Info regarding DW mx5 coilovers...

[PDE]

Back with the same question again (well almost the same question).

As I mentioned earlier....., I'm planning a small project and was thinking about using a set of your cs1 coilovers, but I need some dimensions/data to be sure that they will "fit".... I earlier asked about the jzz30 & jza80 models, but after doing some "light" research, I've come to the conclusion that the mx5 models probably would be a better "match" for my project...

So I would like to know:
* Length, between upper and lower mounting points (a rough estimate is just fine)
* Spring diameter
* Spring rates
* Difference between na6, na8 and nb8 models (just to help decide what model would be best)

And a "out-of-the-box" picture of the kit would be a HUGE help

A big thank you in advance!
Mikael

I promise that, if things work out right, I will start a project thread so that you all can see what a nutcase I am....

 

[Skylineadam]

Just have to give a plug to Driftworks coilovers. I have them for my Mx5. Only got the rears installed so far, as i havnt had that much time of recent, but went on the last Santa Pod drift day and could instantly tell the difference in the rear of the car. The damping settings really vary. So you can stay comfy on street, which it is, then super stiff for the track. When i got mine, it said NA8C on the box. My car is a NA6C and is the exact same application regarding the NA Mx5.
I don't know spring rates, or length etc... Was interested to know the rates, but after actually trying them out, i couldn't care. They are rock solid when damping is pushed right up. They really are a great piece of kit. Look too good to put on the car hehe.
You get installation instructions with them also! Which is good to know

 

[PDE]

Thank's for the reply, only problem is that I really need some info regarding dimensions, since I'm not going to use them for a mx5 but something (roughly) similar in size and weight....

....but I really hope that a DW kit could fit my "project", it would be close to a "dream-come-true" situation.