I just purchased my 350z last week and this week my wheels arrived. I got the Work Meister S1 3pc (black/polished) 19x9.5 (+19) Front 19x11.0 (+17) Rear with Toyo T1R 245/35 Front & 285/30 Rear.

Now the wheels are installed, on the rear it has 2.5 finger gap and on the front has 2 finger.

I'm looking to buy a set of lowering springs that will drop the car decent (1.0") to give it a more aggressive look.

What is the best choice?

I would like to have the rate were its comfortable driving....still got some what of a stiffness yet soft....

I was thinking Tein S-tech but it only drops 0.6f 0.7r which is half an inch...

ANY HELP WOULD HELP! THANKS!

 

If you want a basic 1" drop Tanabe gf210, or eibach pro kit, but they go lower the 1".

Keep in mind anything over .8" you'll need a camber kit front and rear.

i HATE it when people say this, but search! The question has been answered many many times.

 

Also, be ready to do something about your rear fenders, they may require rolling if you go to low.

 

OK I think I will go with the Tein S-Tech.... would be decent

 

Cobb Tuning springs, 3/4" front and 15/16" rear.

 

tons of ppl on here have the tanabes including me. and it feels like stock to me and is the perfect drop height. looks very good. u 'll need a fender roll with your rear setup. and like -2 degres camber

 

help yourself make your own decision.

https://my350z.com/forum/brakes-susp...g-reviews.html

 

tockico d specs imo offer the best drop with the best spring rates(linear as another plus). they may not be as popular as the tanabe's and thats a shame.

 

do you have a picture of your car with tanabe gf210 ? show some pics!

 

great response

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