Best springs and sway bars for the buck
09-02-2004, 09:11 PM
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Best springs and sway bars for the buck
What are the best springs and sway bars for the 350z?
I'm not going drifting or drag racing.
I just want to be able to corner better in the canyons.
I need to narrow the list down by the opinions of other Z owners.
Thanks.
I'm not going drifting or drag racing.
I just want to be able to corner better in the canyons.
I need to narrow the list down by the opinions of other Z owners.
Thanks.
09-03-2004, 06:01 AM
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Hotchki's are 250 shipped, thats more than slightly cheaper .. vs 289 + s/h .. (unless the buyer is local [like you?])
Stillen's don't come w/anything cept the bars .. Hotchki's include replacement bushings. Some came w/grease, some w/o.
Both are 3 hole per end (front/rear) .. with very similar rates.
I don't think you can go wrong w/either .. Stillen will probably resell better based on name alone.
Stillen's don't come w/anything cept the bars .. Hotchki's include replacement bushings. Some came w/grease, some w/o.
Both are 3 hole per end (front/rear) .. with very similar rates.
I don't think you can go wrong w/either .. Stillen will probably resell better based on name alone.
09-03-2004, 06:20 AM
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RS-R springs are probably one of the better aftermarket performance springs
i have them and would definatly recommend them to anyone. They lower around .6inches and have a stiffer spring rate than stock
Im also planning to get Hotchkis sway bars in the future. Seem to be the best value for people who just want to have fun going through the canyons etc
i have them and would definatly recommend them to anyone. They lower around .6inches and have a stiffer spring rate than stock
Im also planning to get Hotchkis sway bars in the future. Seem to be the best value for people who just want to have fun going through the canyons etc
09-03-2004, 07:57 AM
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Originally posted by OgreDave
Hotchki's are 250 shipped, thats more than slightly cheaper .. vs 289 + s/h .. (unless the buyer is local [like you?])
Stillen's don't come w/anything cept the bars .. Hotchki's include replacement bushings. Some came w/grease, some w/o.
Both are 3 hole per end (front/rear) .. with very similar rates.
I don't think you can go wrong w/either .. Stillen will probably resell better based on name alone.
Hotchki's are 250 shipped, thats more than slightly cheaper .. vs 289 + s/h .. (unless the buyer is local [like you?])
Stillen's don't come w/anything cept the bars .. Hotchki's include replacement bushings. Some came w/grease, some w/o.
Both are 3 hole per end (front/rear) .. with very similar rates.
I don't think you can go wrong w/either .. Stillen will probably resell better based on name alone.
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sways r supposed to rock .. I'll be installing them soon enough.
09-06-2004, 04:03 PM
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Originally posted by ronald_m
If you have 19's don't go with Teins,your ride will still bounce.
If you have 19's don't go with Teins,your ride will still bounce.
Do the Teins lower the car too much?
I just installed my Stillens sway bars yesterday and it make a hella difference in my cornering at 60 mph and above. The car stayed glued to the road.
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