Minnesota Chat Thread
think im going to swoop up some coils when i find the right deal if you wanna help me put those in than that would be cool. By the way alex where are you storing yours just in the garage? I want to find a place to store mine where i can still work on it over the winter.
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I dont' know what setup the sauce is refering to with decent coilovers costing 500-800 bucks. I would be hesitant buying good coilovers used. Springs would be OK, but not something with dampers included/QUOTE]
It is not a particular set but I've seen almost new coilovers going for 7-800 bucks that are in perfect shape on here often times pretty nice ones too not just random no name ebay coils but it is a rare sight they usually get snatched up pretty fast.
I dont' know what setup the sauce is refering to with decent coilovers costing 500-800 bucks. I would be hesitant buying good coilovers used. Springs would be OK, but not something with dampers included/QUOTE]
It is not a particular set but I've seen almost new coilovers going for 7-800 bucks that are in perfect shape on here often times pretty nice ones too not just random no name ebay coils but it is a rare sight they usually get snatched up pretty fast.
A guy claimed he could not get his Z serviced at Nissan dealerships because of a drop.
(Claims car was too low to get under). How low can you go to avoid this?
I have 19s on my car which I think raised the car a bit from where it was with 17s. Dropping 1.2 should not get too low I guess. Still leaning towards Bilstein PSS10 as
option 1 and D-Spec shock/spring combo as number 2.
(Claims car was too low to get under). How low can you go to avoid this?
I have 19s on my car which I think raised the car a bit from where it was with 17s. Dropping 1.2 should not get too low I guess. Still leaning towards Bilstein PSS10 as
option 1 and D-Spec shock/spring combo as number 2.
A guy claimed he could not get his Z serviced at Nissan dealerships because of a drop.
(Claims car was too low to get under). How low can you go to avoid this?
I have 19s on my car which I think raised the car a bit from where it was with 17s. Dropping 1.2 should not get too low I guess. Still leaning towards Bilstein PSS10 as
option 1 and D-Spec shock/spring combo as number 2.
(Claims car was too low to get under). How low can you go to avoid this?
I have 19s on my car which I think raised the car a bit from where it was with 17s. Dropping 1.2 should not get too low I guess. Still leaning towards Bilstein PSS10 as
option 1 and D-Spec shock/spring combo as number 2.
Really it comes to the lazy employees. with some ramps you can get on just about any hoist.
All that said, who gets their Z serviced at the dealer?
Lazy guys like me. LOL
Got my projects in line, and time to prep Z for storage soon, its been a rough year on her....BTW I'm selling some Z parts odds and ends OEM and some other aftermarket stuff, I will have posted soon.
Tanabe Sustec Pro S-OC's can be had for around $800, and are awesome. For the price, they're really good quality. They definitely made my Z handle better than the factory nismo shocks, and are capable of lowering the car almost 2 inches.


