What springs are lower than Eibach Pro-Kit?
What springs are lower than Eibach Pro-Kit?
Hey guys,
I currently have Eibach Pro-Kit springs and would like something lower. I spent a few hours searching but haven't really gotten/seen any "comparative" answers.. if that makes sense. So far I've seen Tanabe GF and DF?, yet I can't distinguish which is lower than the other. I know for a fact that the Eibach Sportlines are lower.. but they look like they might be too low. Basically I want no gap, but I don't want to tuck.
First, as you all know, the numbers published by manufacturers don't mean jack, so sadly that doesn't really help me.
Second, I know that every car is different, so don't bother telling me that. But you might be able to tell me that based upon how my car sits now on the pro-kits, xxxx springs will give me the height I'm looking for.
I also know that coilovers would allow me to achieve this, but unfortunately I don't have the fundage for that right now so don't bother suggesting that.
Here is my car dropped on Eibach Pro-Kit springs. It is 1 finger up front and about 1.5 fingers in the rear gap wise. I am on stock shocks with no rear camber kit.. but I will definitely be getting a rear camber/toe kit when I go lower as the insides already wear much faster on the rear tires.
Oh and the car is a 2007 in case that matters.
Thanks!
John
I currently have Eibach Pro-Kit springs and would like something lower. I spent a few hours searching but haven't really gotten/seen any "comparative" answers.. if that makes sense. So far I've seen Tanabe GF and DF?, yet I can't distinguish which is lower than the other. I know for a fact that the Eibach Sportlines are lower.. but they look like they might be too low. Basically I want no gap, but I don't want to tuck.
First, as you all know, the numbers published by manufacturers don't mean jack, so sadly that doesn't really help me.
Second, I know that every car is different, so don't bother telling me that. But you might be able to tell me that based upon how my car sits now on the pro-kits, xxxx springs will give me the height I'm looking for.
I also know that coilovers would allow me to achieve this, but unfortunately I don't have the fundage for that right now so don't bother suggesting that.
Here is my car dropped on Eibach Pro-Kit springs. It is 1 finger up front and about 1.5 fingers in the rear gap wise. I am on stock shocks with no rear camber kit.. but I will definitely be getting a rear camber/toe kit when I go lower as the insides already wear much faster on the rear tires.
Oh and the car is a 2007 in case that matters.
Thanks!
John
Last edited by AadosX; Jan 21, 2010 at 06:46 PM.
Some good information here: https://my350z.com/forum/brakes-and-...ngs-input.html
The rumor I've been told by a number of folks is that the Eibach springs are the most consistent in their drop.
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Tanabe NF210 Series 350Z progressive springs 1.2”/1.2” higher
Spring rates in LBS 314/353
Eibach 350Z Pro-Kit progressive springs 1”/1”
Spring rates in LBS initial/final front 296/384 initial/final rear 316/421
Eibach 350Z sportline progressive springs 1.2"/1.2"
F: 239/400 R: 257/435
Progress Technology progressive springs 1.0”/1.0”
Spring rates in LBS 425/385 (final rates only, softer initial front progressive rate unknown)
Tanabe GF210 Series 350Z progressive springs 1”/1.2”
Spring rates in LBS 336/375 (only peak rates are published, softer initial progressive rates unknown)
Swift 350Z Spec-R progressive springs 1.2”/1”
Spring rates in LBS initial/final Front: 291/392 Rear: 280/448
Vogtland 350z progressive springs 1”/1”
Spring rates in LBS initial/final front 257/354 initial/final rear 285/422
H&R sport progressive springs 350Z 1.3”/1” drop
Spring rates in LBS 370/400 (peak rates only, softer initial rates are unknown)
Spring rates in LBS 314/353
Eibach 350Z Pro-Kit progressive springs 1”/1”
Spring rates in LBS initial/final front 296/384 initial/final rear 316/421
Eibach 350Z sportline progressive springs 1.2"/1.2"
F: 239/400 R: 257/435
Progress Technology progressive springs 1.0”/1.0”
Spring rates in LBS 425/385 (final rates only, softer initial front progressive rate unknown)
Tanabe GF210 Series 350Z progressive springs 1”/1.2”
Spring rates in LBS 336/375 (only peak rates are published, softer initial progressive rates unknown)
Swift 350Z Spec-R progressive springs 1.2”/1”
Spring rates in LBS initial/final Front: 291/392 Rear: 280/448
Vogtland 350z progressive springs 1”/1”
Spring rates in LBS initial/final front 257/354 initial/final rear 285/422
H&R sport progressive springs 350Z 1.3”/1” drop
Spring rates in LBS 370/400 (peak rates only, softer initial rates are unknown)
The rumor I've been told by a number of folks is that the Eibach springs are the most consistent in their drop.
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Some good information here: https://my350z.com/forum/brakes-and-...ngs-input.html
The rumor I've been told by a number of folks is that the Eibach springs are the most consistent in their drop.
The rumor I've been told by a number of folks is that the Eibach springs are the most consistent in their drop.
Thanks for the replies. Still looking for some feedback on the Tanabes though.. just search and u will find ur answer faster and you wont get flamed , im sure there is a bunch of threads on these springs... there very popular 
Are there any springs OTHER THAN sportlines that drop more than prokits?
the list is right here just search for reviews,
Are there any springs OTHER THAN sportlines that drop more than prokits?
the list is right here just search for reviews,
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