Installed S tech springs (pics)
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Looking good. I have have the Tein's as well.
I think my rear has a smaller gap than yours tho? What size wheels/tires are you riding on?
The stock gap just doesn't look right, especially for a sports car.
I think my rear has a smaller gap than yours tho? What size wheels/tires are you riding on?
The stock gap just doesn't look right, especially for a sports car.
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Originally Posted by hardrock905
Looking good. I have have the Tein's as well.
I think my rear has a smaller gap than yours tho? What size wheels/tires are you riding on?
The stock gap just doesn't look right, especially for a sports car.
I think my rear has a smaller gap than yours tho? What size wheels/tires are you riding on?
The stock gap just doesn't look right, especially for a sports car.
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Originally Posted by hardrock905
Looking good. I have have the Tein's as well.
I think my rear has a smaller gap than yours tho? What size wheels/tires are you riding on?
The stock gap just doesn't look right, especially for a sports car.
I think my rear has a smaller gap than yours tho? What size wheels/tires are you riding on?
The stock gap just doesn't look right, especially for a sports car.
Hopefully the new wheels come in near the same time...
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Originally Posted by DaytonaBlu350Z
Hopefully they will still drop a little once they settle in.
On a side note, the shop who did my install suggested an alignment should be done, but only after the springs had time to settle.
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Originally Posted by cz3ch
Waiting on my hotchkis TVS to come in then I can drop and also ride flat in corners... (drool) lol
Also, I think the hotchkis drop is slightly more than the Tein's, so you should see a big difference.
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Originally Posted by ZSpectrum
long did the install take you, any tips, tools you wish you had for it.
I had all the tools I needed. As long as you have basic sockets (17mm, 12mm, 19mm, 17mm), two jacks (i had the factory and a hydrolic one), and spring compressor (rented it from pepboys, they charge you $40 but when you return it you get all your money back). I also had impact which is very helpful but probably not necessary for the install.
the rear springs are REALLY easy to do, the front take a little longer but once you do one side the other is a piece of cake.
If you have any more question let me know and I'll be glad to help you out.
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Originally Posted by DaytonaBlu350Z
took me about three hours. My only tip is to follow this DIY. http://g35driver.com/forums/showthre...ghlight=cotter
I had all the tools I needed. As long as you have basic sockets (17mm, 12mm, 19mm, 17mm), two jacks (i had the factory and a hydrolic one), and spring compressor (rented it from pepboys, they charge you $40 but when you return it you get all your money back). I also had impact which is very helpful but probably not necessary for the install.
the rear springs are REALLY easy to do, the front take a little longer but once you do one side the other is a piece of cake.
If you have any more question let me know and I'll be glad to help you out.
I had all the tools I needed. As long as you have basic sockets (17mm, 12mm, 19mm, 17mm), two jacks (i had the factory and a hydrolic one), and spring compressor (rented it from pepboys, they charge you $40 but when you return it you get all your money back). I also had impact which is very helpful but probably not necessary for the install.
the rear springs are REALLY easy to do, the front take a little longer but once you do one side the other is a piece of cake.
If you have any more question let me know and I'll be glad to help you out.
Also, anyone know how I "bind" the springs? The instructions in the box indicate that you wrap something around the spring in the areas "where the pitch of each layer narrows". I tried to search but got nothing (just to beat a few of you to the punch in the standard response given on such subjects)
Thanks for the help.
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Originally Posted by zzz350
Can you check that link? I just tried it and it said "Unfound URL". I am putting on Tanabe nf210s tomorrow, can I use these same instructions?
Also, anyone know how I "bind" the springs? The instructions in the box indicate that you wrap something around the spring in the areas "where the pitch of each layer narrows". I tried to search but got nothing (just to beat a few of you to the punch in the standard response given on such subjects)
Thanks for the help.
Also, anyone know how I "bind" the springs? The instructions in the box indicate that you wrap something around the spring in the areas "where the pitch of each layer narrows". I tried to search but got nothing (just to beat a few of you to the punch in the standard response given on such subjects)
Thanks for the help.
https://my350z.com/forum/brakes-and-suspension-diy/46741-eibach-springs-installed-with-pics-and-instruction-g35-coupe.html
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http://g35driver.com/forums/showthre...ghlight=cotter
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