spring... tein?
#23
The catch here is the fact that you want a drop and not spend a lot of money.
Now if you want a larger drop than the hotchkis give, you need to spend, what I think is a lot of money - money on front and rear camber kits, as well as money for new absorbers.
Yes, you will definitely notice the drop that you get with these springs. I would suggest going with the tull TVS setup, though it is up to you. You can always get the sways later, so you don't need to make up your mind now. I just want to point out, what was said earlier in this thread about all the positives being heard in regards to the sways.
Now if you want a larger drop than the hotchkis give, you need to spend, what I think is a lot of money - money on front and rear camber kits, as well as money for new absorbers.
Yes, you will definitely notice the drop that you get with these springs. I would suggest going with the tull TVS setup, though it is up to you. You can always get the sways later, so you don't need to make up your mind now. I just want to point out, what was said earlier in this thread about all the positives being heard in regards to the sways.
#24
yeah, im asking around vendors to see if they can hook me up with good price. im think im just gonna go with TVS kit. i like the fact that it comes with everything you need.
madd probs to zivman! i dont think i could of done all this with out you man. thanks
madd probs to zivman! i dont think i could of done all this with out you man. thanks
#26
lemon
hotchkis website itself shows a sale until nov 6. not sure if our forum vendors offer better prices as i have not priced these out myself
http://www.hotchkistuning.com/cgi-bi...alogno=80413-1
triple8
can you expand on your comment about tein?
pp
hotchkis website itself shows a sale until nov 6. not sure if our forum vendors offer better prices as i have not priced these out myself
http://www.hotchkistuning.com/cgi-bi...alogno=80413-1
triple8
can you expand on your comment about tein?
pp
#29
Originally Posted by palepony
lemon
hotchkis website itself shows a sale until nov 6. not sure if our forum vendors offer better prices as i have not priced these out myself
http://www.hotchkistuning.com/cgi-bi...alogno=80413-1
triple8
can you expand on your comment about tein?
pp
hotchkis website itself shows a sale until nov 6. not sure if our forum vendors offer better prices as i have not priced these out myself
http://www.hotchkistuning.com/cgi-bi...alogno=80413-1
triple8
can you expand on your comment about tein?
pp
#30
Originally Posted by Triple8Sol
Stay away from Tein springs. They're no good...
Last edited by Gsedan35; 11-02-2005 at 08:21 AM.
#33
FYI...intense motorsports has the tvs kit for $399 free shipping and springs only for $149 plus shipping
http://www.intensepower.com/host1tvskit3.html
http://www.intensepower.com/host1tvskit3.html
#34
guess what guys! i found one for real cheap!!!! 390 plus shipping
http://www.titanmotorsports.com/host1tvskit1.html
your welcome !
http://www.titanmotorsports.com/host1tvskit1.html
your welcome !
#35
Originally Posted by Gsedan35
When talking about G35 H-tech's and S-tech's I understand your comment, but this is a 350Z board and you seem to be saying that all Tein springs are no good including 350Z H-techs and S-techs..
#36
So if I were go get the Tein S-tech's, would I need to buy anything else, I see they only drop a max of .7", and I've heard that .8 is the safest you can go without needing new stuff, but I just want to be sure.
#37
track
s-techs have the drop you listed and shouldn't need new alignment hardware.
however, s-techs have spring rates (386front - progressive; 402rear) that will not optimally be handled by your stock 2003 shocks. really you should buy new shocks with these springs, as mentioned in your other thread.
pp
s-techs have the drop you listed and shouldn't need new alignment hardware.
however, s-techs have spring rates (386front - progressive; 402rear) that will not optimally be handled by your stock 2003 shocks. really you should buy new shocks with these springs, as mentioned in your other thread.
pp
#38
what would be the way to go for a 1inch drop all around (spring only)? im upgrading from 17's to 19's and would like your input.
i should add that i dont want to make the ride any bumpier then it already is. i jiggle enough as it is.
i should add that i dont want to make the ride any bumpier then it already is. i jiggle enough as it is.
Last edited by MySunset350Z; 11-10-2005 at 02:03 AM.
#39
mysunset350z
this current thread and this linked thread will help answer your question https://my350z.com/forum/brakes-and-suspension/150617-lowering-spring-suggestions.html
you can't really do a 1" drop with springs only. if you want OEM alignment then you will need aftermarket hardware.
by the way, the "bumpier" comment you made about your ride is your shocks not the springs. the 2003 OEM rear shocks don't properly dampen the rear OEM springs. the hotchkis would be a good choice for you as well - a 0.6" to
-0.8" drop (not quite 1") that doesn't require more hardware since they reduced the rear spring rates.
pp
this current thread and this linked thread will help answer your question https://my350z.com/forum/brakes-and-suspension/150617-lowering-spring-suggestions.html
you can't really do a 1" drop with springs only. if you want OEM alignment then you will need aftermarket hardware.
by the way, the "bumpier" comment you made about your ride is your shocks not the springs. the 2003 OEM rear shocks don't properly dampen the rear OEM springs. the hotchkis would be a good choice for you as well - a 0.6" to
-0.8" drop (not quite 1") that doesn't require more hardware since they reduced the rear spring rates.
pp