Coilovers are ON!
To start with, we fitted them without the helper springs because apparently 'you dont need them on an e36' however, the same did NOT apply on my e46, as this picture showed, this was how it sat, and here it was pretty much on its highest setting, maybe 20% wound down at the most...
Ridiculously low, after this picture we dropped it down slightly more, just to see how low we could get it, just for a laugh, but after about 2 or 3 more threads down on the adjusters it bottomed out on the ramp, so we gave up, stopped being silly, and refitted the helpers, and then set it just below half way, about 60% down, and the rears are about 50% down, with this result...
I might wind the front up a little bit more, as even when practically rolling at 1mph, the bumper caught slightly as i went up the drop kerb and into my driveway.
And, the ride? Well, surprisingly good to be totally honest, the mx5 literally felt like it had no suspension travel and used to just bounce you around terribly, and that was nowhere near this low, it obviously is stiffer, theres a lot less body roll, but all in all it feels nice, it is very slightly bouncy, but suspension bounce, not bottomed out 'mazda' bounce, plus its very minimal, im very happy with it.