List So far
1. buddy Club N Coilovers
2. KW Club Sport
3. Zeal Function X


Those are off the top of my head, who else make them?

Some Help would be sweet, Thanks

 

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=350z+coilovers

 

What is the difference between a true and untrue coil over? If a spring is over a damper this is a coil over correct?

 

Oem/Standard Coilover Setup

http://www.vividracing.com/catalog/i...bilpsscoil.jpg

http://carphotos.cardomain.com/ride_...0113_large.jpg

True Coilover

http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a3...a/P2010002.jpg

 

when it comes to the 350z - since the z rear has a two separate mounting points for shock and spring from one another this forum has sorta labeled the oem split set up to be non true coilover AND then named a coilover at the shock rear location ONLY a true coilover.

ITS A PLAY ON WORDS - NOTHING TO TAKE TO HEART.

either way, the picture you posted is more a shock/spring combo or a oem strut with an aftermarket spring or what not.

I wouldnt consider that a coilover - as any good decent set of coilovers are FULLY adjustable.

notice how the picture you posted there is NO way to adjust height...and most likely no **** for dampening adjustment either.......we just can see the top in the pics..... but look at the link mysteryman posted:

- thats a fully adjustable coilover because:

1. you can turn the lower coilover body lug to adjust height
2. has adjustable spring rate - since the lower spring mount perch is adjustable with the funny spanner wrenches they provide you. see how there are two large adjustable perches to lock onto one another under the springs.
3. has adjustable dampening at the top - usually a turn ****.

to name a few...

-J

 

1. buddy Club N Coilovers
2. KW Club Sport
3. Zeal Function X
4. Ksport
5. Tein - some models only.


thats after a breif search,..............its more you need to pick a price point/budget, then figure out the use for the coilovers and eliminate.


-J

 

i think the op is refering to the rear spring being on the shock, in which case you can scratch a couple of those off your list. hks, tanabe, tein(iirc), ohlins.

you can add stance

 

Don't forget Stance

 

yes stance....

your right about ohlins, but the rest i think are still valid from the links..

either way OP, whats your goal, budget etc??

-J

 

HKS, Tanabe, Ohlins, all use OEM geometry (coil separate from spring)

 

I am already on Megan Racing Street Coilovers, I just looking around to see if there are any good true coilover setups that aren't ridiculously expensive

 

List So far
1. buddy Club N Coilovers
2. KW Club Sport
3. Zeal Function X
4. K sport
5. Megan Racing Track Series

Updated list

 

updated again

 

Which Model that stance makes is True Coilover?

 

Bump any others?

 

Stance GR+ (ask for true coilover in rear)... and i believe most of the Stance line can be had with a true rear coilover...

are you asking because you want to switch from the OEM configuration to a true coilover in the rear? if so, this thread may help you with your decision: https://my350z.com/forum/brakes-and-...er-or-not.html

 

Ya i already saw that thread

but thanks for answering about the stance

 

I have the HKS Hypermax III's (non-sport version) and my rears are not a true coilover. My package came with true coilover fronts and a spring/shock for the rears. Is this because I got the non-sport version?

 

BC Racing is also available in true coilover.

 

all HKS coilovers maintain the OEM geometry