Springs that drops the most!
Eibach? Or any other brand?
I have the TEIN S. Tech and it doesn't drop the car much, and am looking to get other springs that drops the car by AT LEAST 1".
I have the TEIN S. Tech and it doesn't drop the car much, and am looking to get other springs that drops the car by AT LEAST 1".
i was looking into getting springs, but i was told that springs alone for the 350Z dont improve ride quality. my sources might of been wrong. but i was also told that they dont give a softer ride.
is this true?
is this true?
QUOTE:i was looking into getting springs, but i was told that springs alone for the 350Z dont improve ride quality. my sources might of been wrong. but i was also told that they dont give a softer ride.
Most after market springs are made to lower a car, and improve handling which generally makes the ride a little stiffer which decreases ride quality. If you want better ride quality you may have to go with some coilover set up with a damper control to adjust ride stiffness. I ahve only heard good things about Eibach springs. I had them on my RSX, and they were great. I have heard that the H&R springs tend to sag on the rears of some cars, which people have been really pissed about. I don't know about the other brands.
Most after market springs are made to lower a car, and improve handling which generally makes the ride a little stiffer which decreases ride quality. If you want better ride quality you may have to go with some coilover set up with a damper control to adjust ride stiffness. I ahve only heard good things about Eibach springs. I had them on my RSX, and they were great. I have heard that the H&R springs tend to sag on the rears of some cars, which people have been really pissed about. I don't know about the other brands.
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Originally posted by D68enny
Most after market springs are made to lower a car, and improve handling which generally makes the ride a little stiffer which decreases ride quality. If you want better ride quality you may have to go with some coilover set up with a damper control to adjust ride stiffness. I ahve only heard good things about Eibach springs. I had them on my RSX, and they were great. I have heard that the H&R springs tend to sag on the rears of some cars, which people have been really pissed about. I don't know about the other brands.
Most after market springs are made to lower a car, and improve handling which generally makes the ride a little stiffer which decreases ride quality. If you want better ride quality you may have to go with some coilover set up with a damper control to adjust ride stiffness. I ahve only heard good things about Eibach springs. I had them on my RSX, and they were great. I have heard that the H&R springs tend to sag on the rears of some cars, which people have been really pissed about. I don't know about the other brands.
thanks for the info.
gonna have to save up for the coilover system. might have to take up prostitution for a while to help pay for the coilovers.
peace
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