Did anyone else get an email from Tessie Tan at MaXpeedingrods.com?

Sure, if you don't mind losing a couple of inches of suspension travel.  Starting the writeup now.

MrJoshua said:

Tessie. I want to test MaXpeedingRods coilover for my AWII MR2.  Let me choose my own spring rates and I will put them on a challenge car and bring all glory to the MaXpeedingRods name! 

I was waiting to hear Keith's report, but I would also be honored to test a set on my AW11 MR2 V6, not much to lose here, 

Keith Tanner said:

Spoiler alert: it's not all sunshine and daffodils. Tune into our Facebook Live today (2pm Mountain, replays available on our YouTube channel) for a bit of chat about two-piece shocks vs single piece shocks. It's not specifically about these coilovers, just about this design choice in general.

Do you have a link to your video?

I too am interested in hearing how they work on an AW11 MR2.

My posts on the actual MaXpeedingRod parts are in my thread on the subject. This thread primarily exists for blatant attempts to get free E36 M3 :)

https://grassrootsmotorsports.com/forum/grm/maxpeedingrods-coilovers-for-nanb-miata/163039/page1/

Kind of hoping for a (at least) somewhat favorable finding from Keith's review, as they are advertising a complete set for the '06 Civic at $200, and the stock kit is pretty shot at 160k miles.  Would be an interesting alternative to taking the easy way out with a set of GR2's.