RedBullRR

iTrader: (7)

I had the pleasure of having both of these fine sports cars. However in 1 year after having finished my coil-over suspension on the 370Z the car was totaled due to a woman pulling out on to the street to make a u turn rite into my passenger side sending me and car into light pole... Anyhow don't want to talk about it as it still upsets me..

Luckily for me I never sold my 350Z. I currently am lowered on Eibach springs and OEM Shocks with the correct supporting mods. It's time i change the shocks as I can feel the difference in travel now.

I have a brand new set of oem shocks from the 370Z still sitting in a box. I looked it up on courtesy parts and it seems to be the same part number.
My question for all you gurus out there is simple....
Before I take the shocks apart does anyone know if they are in fact the same shocks, and are compatible?

terrasmak

iTrader: (8)

Fronts are completely different, rears may work, but not optimal

stuartc323

Dont use those shocks from the 370z. They are mre designed for comfort over performance more than performance over comfort, that is why the ride is a little bit more "boaty" and "floaty" than the 350z. They would work in theory, but I wouldnt do it. Just get some OEM shocks or tokico blues.

RedBullRR

iTrader: (7)

Thanks for the feedbacks. I enjoyed the ride with eibach springs and oem shocks. I'll look into pricing for some tokico blues.