Shocks for a C stock MX5

[lostlorin]

I am looking for input on shocks for a 2007 MX5 in C stock. Not STR, but C stock.

[POS Racing]

Don't you already have Bilstiens? Did you put a bigger front sway bar on that car yet??

[sammm]

Koni yellows are always a good choice w/stock springs IMHO.

[OZMDD]

I've heard good feedback about the Konis, other than getting a harsher street ride, but not drastically. As a bonus, Koni is currently running a 25% off deal on their website right now, which makes the price very attractive.

Revalving the stock Biltstiens is also an affordable option. Then there is always FCM, but that's not very TCB.

[lostlorin]

FCM is not interested in selling me shocks. Pos, yes on the bilsteins and I have not done anything to the Miata.

[general default]

We also talked about sway bars. See link for info.
http://forum.miata.net/vb/archive/in.../t-432814.html

[OZMDD]

I think the RX-8 Orange dot (R3) front sway bar would be a very good option for your car, and will allow you to stick with the stock rear bar. They are <$100 from Mazda, and fairly easy to install. Might try to find a yellow dot locally if you want to give it a try before committing to a bigger bar. They tend to be fairly cheap.

[modernbeat]

We can build MCS shocks for a Stock/Street application. It's typically about $300-$400 more than a standard MCS set.

[Steve E]

You do not want to go the FCM route in my opinion. There others that can revalve billies but you would better spend your money looking at other options..