Right on, they serve their purpose.

The "bouncy" would mostly be in the shocks. The springs probably work well with your shocks, or you're not going fast enough for it to matter.

Ive always thought the OEM spring rate was soft, even for normal street driving.

 

 

Those are the lowest springs ever, do you have a 500lb speaker box in their somewhere?

 

No. 3/4 tank of gas and a spare tire.They said 1.25 front and rear but it evened the ride height front and back.

 

By the way if that was sarcasm it got completely lost in translation. Lmao. My over exuberance completely blinded me

 

Finally flushed out my brake fluid. I know this needed to be done about a year ago but kept telling myself i'll do it next week ect ect. I remember it being a complete pita to bleed the brakes when I bought my akebono bbk a couple years ago. I was using some garage 1 person bleeder from auto zone that I couldn't get to work properly. Now I have Motive 0117 and it took about 20 mins after I got all 4 tires off. Going to start bleeding once a year now that I have this power bleeder.

 

What shocks did you pair the Megan springs with?

 

Stock shocks with 78k on them

 

Removed PS pump to replace or repair it and I think the 23mm bolt was just loose lol

Going to drive it and see if it's still leaking from that area. Hope to god it stops I don't wanna take it off again

 

That just makes you a noob and a post *****. Seriously nobody cares about your post count, rather the content of your posts.

 

Yeah I was being facetious.

 

Took a 2 hour drive and got it a spare shaft, because the 350z loves to give and get the shaft.

 

I swapped out the oems for Akebonos a few months ago. They were probably the easiest ones I've ever bled.

The clutch on the other hand, that was a pain in the ***! The hydaulic system on the clutch has some little metering block for whatever reason that makes it nearly impossible to bleed the system. That is coming out next time I do any work on the clutch.

 

That little block next to the highlighted arrow is the "damper" block. That is your worst enemy for bleeding the clutch.

 

I just took this picture of it...




guess I am a little late switching out the wheels... It is still October last I checked though

 

Booooooooooo snow. Lol.
For some odd reason it's still 80 degrees +
here in Colorado. I for one am not complaining. I guess you guys are getting an early start this year.

 

ordered some coil overs and front bumper for it today!

 

This is crap my poor tree hasnt even changed colors and dropped its leaves yet.




It's rare getting snow in October here... Must be global weirding.

 

I gotta tell ya I'm not a fan of it period. Lol. Grew up in a near tropical climate and the winters here kill me. Maybe you'll get all the snow this year. Lol.
I won't be driving the Z on snow days. Got a beat up old chevy for that nonsense.

 

looks like a plane from colombia dropped its load on ya