Best place to buy S-tune Suspension for 350z nismo
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Best place to buy S-tune Suspension for 350z nismo
Any idea of a good place to buy the nismo shocks/springs suspension Product SKU: 5300S-RSZ30US
I found this site that sells it for $1278 @
http://www.thenismoshop.com/Nismo-JD...009_p_210.html
Also, it does say it won't fit on a VDC equipped car, but I did research on this and it fits perfectly on a VDC, and we can also turn VDC off as well.
And do we have to install sway bars when we install the nismo shocks/springs suspension? if so, let me know a good place to purchase them.
Anyways, please let me know if you find a cheaper place that sell these.. Thanks Guys..!!
I found this site that sells it for $1278 @
http://www.thenismoshop.com/Nismo-JD...009_p_210.html
Also, it does say it won't fit on a VDC equipped car, but I did research on this and it fits perfectly on a VDC, and we can also turn VDC off as well.
And do we have to install sway bars when we install the nismo shocks/springs suspension? if so, let me know a good place to purchase them.
Anyways, please let me know if you find a cheaper place that sell these.. Thanks Guys..!!
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Just get OEM NISMO parts, not S tune for your NISMO
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What's the difference between the oem nismo suspension and s-tune suspension? I know the differences for the exhaust but for some reason I thought the suspension was the same.
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Gotcha thanks for the insight.
Which are stiffer? Because I have heard the Nismo Z is almost unbearable to drive in and I would like to eventually get the s-tune suspension. Then again my car is a weekend car and a few track days a year so I'm sure I wouldn't be bothered by a stiff suspension.
Which are stiffer? Because I have heard the Nismo Z is almost unbearable to drive in and I would like to eventually get the s-tune suspension. Then again my car is a weekend car and a few track days a year so I'm sure I wouldn't be bothered by a stiff suspension.
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Gotcha thanks for the insight.
Which are stiffer? Because I have heard the Nismo Z is almost unbearable to drive in and I would like to eventually get the s-tune suspension. Then again my car is a weekend car and a few track days a year so I'm sure I wouldn't be bothered by a stiff suspension.
Which are stiffer? Because I have heard the Nismo Z is almost unbearable to drive in and I would like to eventually get the s-tune suspension. Then again my car is a weekend car and a few track days a year so I'm sure I wouldn't be bothered by a stiff suspension.
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For anyone with S tune set up, I would recommend swapping out to the Eibach Pro-kit springs on the rear (leaving front S tune springs on). The rears really aren't that progressive, since the top 4 coils are fully compressed when mounted and you pretty much have a 500lb spring. Rear end was too *alive* and had a tendency to kick out. Made a huge difference in comfort and performance with softer (420 lb) Prokits on the rear mated to S tune shocks. I have always felt that firmer front vs rear spring rates work better on this car. Also drops rear another .5" I love this set up..very neutral and solid.
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