Mazda6 Turbo 2.5L - Sport Lowering Springs V2.0

You spoke, and we listened! Our previous 2018+ Mazda6 Turbo lowering springs were still too high and we went back to the drawing board for another revision. A revised 1.75in drop in the front, 2.00in drop in the rear, and increased spring rates provide a more leveled stance and a spirited, yet comfortable ride. These springs were designed with the daily driver in mind, allowing you to enjoy your commute to work, your favorite backroad, and looking back at your beautiful lowered Mazda6 Turbo on your way into the grocery store.

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Mazda 6 Lowering springs informational video with spring rates

The CorkSport Advantage

Performance and Handling:

The CorkSport lowering springs improve your Mazda 6’s handling by lowering the center of gravity and stiffening the suspension. This reduces body roll and gives you the confidence to enjoy your favorite backroad, or even your commute to work! The higher rear stiffness even reduces understeer at the limit.

Style and Comfort:

Enhance the stance of your Mazda 6 Turbo with CS lowering springs. A 1.75” drop in the front and a 2.00” drop in the rear gives the Mazda 6 what it really needs to stand out. This drop does not impact daily drivability or comfort, and fits well with OEM damping while providing extra feedback and confidence.

Design, Testing, and Validation:

We tested a number of iterations of spring rates and heights to find the best suspension setup for your Mazda 6 2.5T. The natural frequency of each revision was also analyzed to balance comfort and handling. The final setup of 4.6K Front Springs and 8.1K Rear Springs are great whether you are just looking for the aesthetics of a lowered ride, pure handling feel, or both!

Fitment and Usability:

As with all CorkSport lowering springs, these are a direct and easy install onto OEM suspension components. The only modification required is trimming the bump stops of the OEM shocks to compensate for the decreased suspension travel of a lowered ride. This ensures OEM shocks and struts are still operating in within their designed range without issue or discomfort.

Materials and Manufacturing:

CorkSport lowering springs are manufactured from high strength spring steel to ensure long-lasting quality and consistent performance. They are also powdercoated blue for extra protection and style.

These springs were designed and tested for the USDM 2018+ Mazda 6 with the 2.5L Turbocharged engine only. These lowering springs will fit non-turbo versions of this vehicle, but may sit higher due to the lighter weight of non-turbocharged variants of the Mazda 6.
A spring compressor is required for installation of the front springs. Please take proper safety precautions when performing this step.

Additional Features

Vehicle Fitment: 2018+ Mazda 6, Mazda Atenza, Mazda 6 Turbo
Designed & Developed in America: Designed, tested, and validated in Vancouver, WA, USA.
CorkSport Service & Support: Receive a 2 year warranty, full color installation instructions, all of the needed installation hardware, and knowledgeable telephone installation support at(360) 260-2675.

How To Install Mazda 6 Lowering Springs.

It will take you 4 hours to install the Mazda 6 drop springs with our step by step instructions.

4 Hour Install Time

3/5 Difficulty

2-Year Warranty

No CEL

For the amount of lore you get with these springs, I did not expect the ride to be this good! This is the way Mazda should’ve made it from the factory!!10/10 works recommend!

Kwambe Wright01/27/2024, 09:03 PM

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Will this work for a non-turbo version? I have a 2021 Mazda 6 2.5L. I noticed that the turbo version is heavier coming in at 3582 pounds and the non-turbo comes in at 3487 pounds. Will these springs drop my car at least 1.5 inches if I had the non-turbo?

Asked by Andy | 07/12/2023, 07:35 AM | 1 answer(s)

Will the V2 lowering springs still work with the stock 19 inch wheels? Will I be better off with V1 lowering springs if I plan on using stock grand touring wheels?

Asked by Andrew | 03/03/2023, 08:18 AM | 1 answer(s)