Z-Lover

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i am thinking about upgrading the stock suspension of my 08 grand touring.

i can spend about 2000 dollars on suspension.

my main goal is to improve my Z's handling a bit for some spirit daily driving mainly on the street...i rarely take the car to the track.

also I wanna lower the car a bit more for better appearance.

i have three options in mind.

(1) nismo S tune suspension

(2) tein Basic

(3) Tein Flex.

reason why i am thinking of nismo s tune is because it's a peace of mind. but i don't know about how much can be improved in terms of handling and performance.

tein basic and flex are coilover which allows for height adjustment but i heard about them being noisy...with that rattle sound ....



should i just pick Nismo s tuned and call it a day? or pick the more complicated coilover system?

can you guys give me some advice on which one should i pick and why

thanks in advance.

davidv

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NISMO S-Tune will not lower car: https://my350z.com/forum/7715953-post34.html

Z-Lover

iTrader: (6)

thanks for the input..i knew the nismo s tune will only drop the ride by about 0.6inch. :-)

Sickboy101

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Hey Bro,

I picked up the Nismo S-tuned shocks and springs and will be installing them in the next few weeks. I didn't want an aggressive drop but I wanted the benefits of the improved steering response and reduce body lean. I'm also going to pick up a set of Hotchkis sway bars to complete my suspension set-up.

good luck

Sickboy101

iTrader: (45)

another economical option for you would the Eibach Pro Kit.

GeauxLadyZ

iTrader: (9)

KW Variant 2 can be had for around 1600 or so. Amazing coilovers.

Cream of the crop = KW Variant 3's, had for almost exactly at $2000 MAX, usually cheaper.

I would go with one these over any other, imho, or a Bilstein setup.

Voboy

iTrader: (58)

no to tein coilovers... imo the only 2 coilovers i would suggest to you due to overall street driving would be bilstein pss or kw1/eibach pro. these offer a good range of height adjustment, and a pretty comfortable ride. no overly stiff springs. no need to figure out adjustments. and saves you a few hundred dollars to be spent else where...like rear toe/camber kit for starters.

for more info/research:
http://g35driver.com/forums/brakes-s...w-updates.html

DerekW

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The Bilstein PSS is a great setup. Have them matched to the spring rate (linear) of your choice and enjoy Reviews and service options are very impressive for coil-overs and this price range, please look them up.

DW

islandsnow

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They are a bit overpriced, but I have had no problems with the S-tune setup with nismo sways. Probably find some on here as people tend to want to go lower, but i like the way mine has settled. Low enough, not dropped to the floor so i usually don't have to angle my way down curbs or speed bumps. Just something to think about if you're a daily driver.

FaIRLaDiiZ

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guys thanks for all tha advice..i will consider....

btw, how is the HKS Hipermax III compare to other brands?

FaIRLaDiiZ

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thanks for the info..i am seriously interested in Nismo s tuned..even tho it's not height adjustable..

btw, how's the handling on nismo s tuned compared to stock suspension? do you notice a big difference?