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06-28-2006, 06:05 PM
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well, i had my z now a few months and notice that the stock springs are a little soft. All I am looking for is a spring that I can use with fatory struts and not too low so I can still run stock arms. Is there a spring that doesn't lower the car too much and improve my soft ride. Or to do it right will I have to replace the front control arms and arms for the back. Or maybe a good coilover.
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Originally Posted by amacahilig
just got my tein s-techs. going with them and stock everything else.
I had these on my Maxima and I def would not recommend these. They are entirely too stiff I'd go over bumps and lose the fillings in my teeth!! The car handled like a pig but the ride was way too rough!
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dont compare springs from one car to another
S Techs leave a lot to be desired on lots of cars...but they work great on the Z.
Best ones all around are RSR...you won't find them anymore though in all liklihood as they are going through internal changes at the company.
Hotchkis, Tein S Tech, Tanabe are all excellent choices - moderate drop, improved looks and very compliant ride
S Techs leave a lot to be desired on lots of cars...but they work great on the Z.
Best ones all around are RSR...you won't find them anymore though in all liklihood as they are going through internal changes at the company.
Hotchkis, Tein S Tech, Tanabe are all excellent choices - moderate drop, improved looks and very compliant ride
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