What is the benefit of a progressive spring rate?

A progressive spring rate means the spring's stiffness changes as it compresses. During normal driving, it offers a comfortable, compliant ride. When you encounter forces like cornering or braking, the spring rate increases, providing more support and reducing body roll.

Do these springs come with new shocks or struts?

This product includes only the H&R Sport Springs. You will need to use your vehicle's existing shocks and struts, or purchase compatible replacements separately.

What is the expected ride height reduction?

These Sport Springs are designed to lower the vehicle's center of gravity and reduce fender gap. The exact amount of drop can vary slightly based on the specific model and existing suspension condition.

1999-2003 Mazda Protege Lowering Springs

Name: H&R 99-04 Mazda Protege/Protege 5/Protege MP3 BJ Sport Spring
Brand: H&R
Price: 227.40 USD
Availability: InStock

H&R 99-04 Mazda Protege/Protege 5/Protege MP3 BJ Sport Spring

$227.40

Only 3 left in stock

H&R 1999-2003 Mazda Protege Sport Lowering Springs. Lowers vehicle for improved handling and looks.

Key Features

Fits 1999-2003 Mazda Protege, 2002-2003 Mazda Protege5, and 2002-2003 Mazda Protege MP3.
Made from strong and resilient 54SiCr6 spring steel that is shot peened for durability.
Progressive spring design offers a comfortable ride during normal driving and improved handling during spirited driving.
Lowers the vehicle's center of gravity, reducing body roll and improving handling.
Reduces fender gap for a sportier appearance.
100% made in Germany.

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Fits these vehicles

Mazda Protege 1999-2003
Mazda Protege5 2002-2003

Product Details

If you're looking to give your 1999-2003 Mazda Protege, Protege5, or Protege MP3 a sportier stance and more responsive feel, these H&R Sport Springs are a solid choice. They're designed to lower your vehicle, which reduces the gap between the fender and the tire. This not only improves the look but also lowers the car's center of gravity, helping to lessen body roll when you're cornering.

These springs are made from 54SiCr6 spring steel, a strong and resilient material that's shot peened for added durability. The progressive spring rate means they offer a comfortable ride during normal driving but stiffen up when you need them to, providing a good balance of comfort and performance. H&R makes these springs in Germany, and they are their most popular product for a reason. Lowering your car can also make it a bit more streamlined, potentially improving gas mileage.

Installing these springs is a common way to upgrade your vehicle's suspension. They are designed to work with your factory struts and shocks, making them a straightforward modification for many DIYers.