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OPTIMA › Battery

ForTheMission 15 Oct 2019, 15:43

Rating 4.0

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I installed an Optima Yellowtop D35. The D35 is shorter than the Q85, but the terminal cover provided by Optima doubles as a base to increase the batteries height. Great design Optima! Immediately after installing the battery, the "Battery Management System Malfunction" message still displayed. Finally after leaving the car overnight, the message went away on its own. The i-ELOOP system is now functioning as normal.

Pros: great design, i-ELOOP system functioning

Cons: shorter than Q85, initial error message, lost settings

Vehicle: Mazda 6

Mobil › Engine oil

RugerRedhawk 4 Oct 2019, 17:27

Rating 5.0

I've always had great luck running 0w-20 Mobil 1 through my 2012 skyactiv. Regular changes through 130k and counting.

Pros: great luck, regular changes

Vehicle: Mazda 3

Mileage: 209215 km

MICHELIN › Tires

dudemancool1904 13 Sep 2019, 02:58

Rating 5.0

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The PS4S is the best tire I’ve ran so far. Everything just clicks. Good wear (I rotate every 3k), quiet, good sidewalk stiffness but very compliant for a daily driver, good feedback and gradual breakaway at the limit. I really really really like these and frankly they’re worth the premium.

Pros: good wear, quiet, compliant

Cons: premium price

Vehicle: Mazda

Continental › Tires

dbxrtc1 13 Sep 2019, 00:07

Rating 5.0

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I've had Continental DWS06 235/40/18 225/45/18 tires on my 2011 Speed and I loved them. The 235/40 had more grip but the 225/45 ride better. Simply put, the DWS06 tires are the best tires I've ever owned.

Pros: more grip, better ride

Vehicle: Mazda

Firestone › Tires

CelestialBlueMyka 13 Sep 2019, 00:01

Rating 4.0

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People are really enjoying the [Firestone Firehawk Indy 500s](https://www.firestonetire.com/tire/firehawk-indy-500). He friend got a set for his ms3 and likes them.

Pros: people enjoying them

Vehicle: Mazda

OEM Mazda › Valve cover gasket

Lobster70 11 Sep 2019, 04:39

Rating 5.0

Visible leaks:

Smart to get the Mazda OEM valve cover gasket. It is much better quality than any of the aftermarket brands I've seen.

Pros: much better quality

Vehicle: Mazda

Pentosin › Antifreeze

AKADriver 13 Aug 2019, 01:48

Rating 5.0

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I believe Pentosin Pentofrost A3 is equivalent and it's also $19 from Advance Auto. I have both at home because the Pentosin is equivalent to Subaru coolant as well.

Vehicle: Mazda

BRIDGESTONE › Tires

BUJonathan 21 Apr 2017, 03:32

Rating 3.5

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I had Ecopias (EDIT: EL-400s) on my Mazda3. They would not die. At like 90k miles I replaced them because they had gotten hard and the snow traction declined... they still had a decent amount of tread left.

Pros: decent amount of tread

Cons: gotten hard, snow traction declined

Vehicle: Mazda 3

Mileage: 144841 km

KONI › Shock absorbers

NotAPreppie 19 Dec 2020, 05:42

Rating 2.0

The rear Konis on my RX-8 were a bitch and a half to adjust. You have to completely compress the shock and turn the shaft.

Cons: difficult to adjust

Vehicle: Mazda

Exedy › Clutch kit

carpocalypse 15 Oct 2020, 06:51

Rating 2.0

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Be careful with the Exedy flywheel. The dowel pin could fall out and cause lots of damage. After it happened to me, I just removed the dowel pins after I bolted the clutch pressure plate down since they are only used to align it when you install the pressure plate. I didn't think the extra pedal effort of the Exedy stage 1 clutch was worth it and went back to OEM. Speaking of, the bearings that come with the Exedy clutch kits are now made in China and don't last that long, even though the other parts are made in Japan. I went OEM with the bearings (clutch release/throw out and pilot) this time around after I had to prematurely replace my clutch because of the bearings.

Cons: dowel pin issue, extra pedal effort, bearings don't last

Vehicle: Mazda 3