Will 350z springs fit on a g35 coupe?
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Will 350z springs fit on a g35 coupe?
i bought tein h techs for my g35 and the drop isnt as low as i expected. i think tein s techs for the 350z would be better.
.7f and .6r
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Originally posted by g35thanh
its been a few days and i still have a fairly big gap. would stock 350z springs lower my car more than .6 front .3 rear?
its been a few days and i still have a fairly big gap. would stock 350z springs lower my car more than .6 front .3 rear?
2004 Z's built after 11/30/03 have a revised suspension ment to improve ride quality, their springs are said to be slightly stiffer and the shock valving is said to be softer.
You were supposed to be .6"/.3" lower with your G35 coupe H-tech's. Tein S-tech's ment for the Z are supposed to drop the Z
.7"/.6". Some have reported that Z spec lowering springs used on the G35 drop a smidge more because of the G35's extra weight. But I don't see that as a guarantee that you'll get the drop you really want. I certainly do see the Z S-tech's as having much better spring rates if improved performance is one of your goals from you lowered car however.
Did you measure the ride height with a tape measure before you dropped the car and after to see how much you actually dropped? Let's say you did get the .6"/.3" drop their supposed to do, looking at your car, in your own eye's, how much of a drop do your guess you need to be happy to get the look you want?
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^^thanks for the reply.
Well, the front is pretty much what I am looking for. A little more wouldnt be bad, but I wouldnt want more than 1 inch drop in the front since there is not camber adjustment for the front wheels.
The rears however pretty much only dropped .3...I was hoping that it would sag a little over half an inch, but it doesnt look like it. That .6 with the stechs for the Zs would probably be what I'm looking for.
The thing is that I already got an alignment done, so if i do get new springs, I would have to get another alignment and I'm not sure if i really want to spend that extra money...
My friend is only gonna charge me 65 drop it again and its like 50 bucks for a one time alignment and 139 for lifetime alignment.
I really messed up this time...haha
I'll probably wait another week to see if the htechs sag a little more. It seems to be looking a little lower than day 1...
Well, the front is pretty much what I am looking for. A little more wouldnt be bad, but I wouldnt want more than 1 inch drop in the front since there is not camber adjustment for the front wheels.
The rears however pretty much only dropped .3...I was hoping that it would sag a little over half an inch, but it doesnt look like it. That .6 with the stechs for the Zs would probably be what I'm looking for.
The thing is that I already got an alignment done, so if i do get new springs, I would have to get another alignment and I'm not sure if i really want to spend that extra money...
My friend is only gonna charge me 65 drop it again and its like 50 bucks for a one time alignment and 139 for lifetime alignment.
I really messed up this time...haha
I'll probably wait another week to see if the htechs sag a little more. It seems to be looking a little lower than day 1...
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