Got my Eibach Sportlines on today
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Got my Eibach Sportlines on today
So I just bought my 350z and was searching on the web for the best way to go about lowering my car I heard many diffrenet brands, how low to go etc.... I was going to go with the pro kit because it was my first Z and I didnt want to risk anything but then after seeing more cars on the sportlines I said what the heckk! As far as the ride goes I really didnt notice a diffrence , when im going slow I can hear the spring knock/bounce a lil ... but other than that coming from a civic hatch the ride comfort is still there,BTW thats my friends s2k he got wheels the same day I lowered my car so I just took some pics of his , he's lowered on esplair sp? springs about 1.5 I think , let me know what you think about my drop, here are before and after shots, next thing is a lip , rims are 17 up front 18 inch in the rear tires in rear are 275/40/18
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looks much much better!
Wish it was warm here so I could get some car work done. I'd get some new shocks and an SPC rear camber kit if I were you. Those stock shocks are gonna go quick w/ that big of a drop and your tires are really gonna suffer w/out the rear camber kit.
Wish it was warm here so I could get some car work done. I'd get some new shocks and an SPC rear camber kit if I were you. Those stock shocks are gonna go quick w/ that big of a drop and your tires are really gonna suffer w/out the rear camber kit.
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