Great Forum! Newbie and have a question for you =)
#1
Great Forum! Newbie and have a question for you =)
Hey everyone,
I have a 2002 350Z and have been following this forum for quite a while now. It seems to answer heaps of my questions and have some good info in it! Big ups
I finally decided I should join and get apart of it. I also have a question for you if anyone can help. I have searched long and hard through the website and haven't had anyone really cover it as such.
I have a set of BC BR adjustables in my Z and they just don't quite cut it IMO. Here in New Zealand it's pretty much go hard or go home, and dare I say it but BC really didn't cater for the 350Z owners as well as they do for the S-Chassis series for example. I deal with BC constantly and have used there products for years but..
They just don't go low enough for my needs.. I am trying to get my wheels sizes and preferences perfect and when your rear suspention can't tuck your stock wheels there is issues- so my quesiton is has anyone had their shocks shortened on there BC BR's?
Or has anyone had their base peice (the peice that you move to adjust hight) modded/die grinded to make the ajustment another few inchs?
Any help would be great, cheers!
I have a 2002 350Z and have been following this forum for quite a while now. It seems to answer heaps of my questions and have some good info in it! Big ups
I finally decided I should join and get apart of it. I also have a question for you if anyone can help. I have searched long and hard through the website and haven't had anyone really cover it as such.
I have a set of BC BR adjustables in my Z and they just don't quite cut it IMO. Here in New Zealand it's pretty much go hard or go home, and dare I say it but BC really didn't cater for the 350Z owners as well as they do for the S-Chassis series for example. I deal with BC constantly and have used there products for years but..
They just don't go low enough for my needs.. I am trying to get my wheels sizes and preferences perfect and when your rear suspention can't tuck your stock wheels there is issues- so my quesiton is has anyone had their shocks shortened on there BC BR's?
Or has anyone had their base peice (the peice that you move to adjust hight) modded/die grinded to make the ajustment another few inchs?
Any help would be great, cheers!
#2
Welcome! :] First off, they don't have a 2002 350z, its 2003 up. Second, do you have the optional shorter rear springs for the bc coilovers? They sell those for people who don't think the drop is big enough. And yes, you could take out the rear collars to drop it another 1/4 inch or so, but shortening the shocks doesnt seem like a good idea on an already cheap/taiwanese coilover.
#4
Welcome! :] First off, they don't have a 2002 350z, its 2003 up. Second, do you have the optional shorter rear springs for the bc coilovers? They sell those for people who don't think the drop is big enough. And yes, you could take out the rear collars to drop it another 1/4 inch or so, but shortening the shocks doesnt seem like a good idea on an already cheap/taiwanese coilover.
I have the low springs and really they don't cut it.. Seems a shame to have to purchase new coilovers after having the new BC BR set, and knowing they work brilliantly- track/drift =)
I may have to trade in
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#8
Now to see if I can get the 12's on the back
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#10
Welcome to the forum Slidesector. Pop across and say hi to us on the NZ forum too.
Good to see you've changed out the problematic parts. Depending on mileage those bushes etc that you've changed out were probably pretty tired anyway.
Good to see you've changed out the problematic parts. Depending on mileage those bushes etc that you've changed out were probably pretty tired anyway.
#13
Only a hop, skip and jump to Ardmore for our Motorkhana on the 20th Jan for you then, and only a bit further to Taupo for our ZClub track day.
Coverage is across the country, we usually have a few events a year in the Waikato, as we have a good number of Zeds there. Stronghold of the club is Auckland, being the biggest city with the largest number of Zeds.
We do of course rove to other forums such as my350z and a few others for techy info and to see what others from the global community are doing with their Zeds and of course interesting mods.
#17
Very nice!
Just so you know there's is a 1000+ people car meetup in Rotorua this weekend called the Madmax CARnival if you're interested in something like that. Also there's a Classic Museum visit by the NZ club on the 24th of March at Hamilton if you're interested too
Just so you know there's is a 1000+ people car meetup in Rotorua this weekend called the Madmax CARnival if you're interested in something like that. Also there's a Classic Museum visit by the NZ club on the 24th of March at Hamilton if you're interested too
#18
I have a work event this weekend and currently no cert so I don't think we will be making the trip for that one
#19
And yep my car is fully legal
#20