I recently had my suspension install, new wheels mounted, and alignment done at Precision Z in Canoga Park. I just wanted to share my wonderful experience with Ed and his staff, Sean, Josh and his master tech Pete who did the bulk of the work single handedly. I dropped off my car around 9:30am and when I got back around 2:00pm, Pete was done with the install and was already working on fine tuning the set-up.
Btw, here are all the stuff they installed for me:
BC Racing coilovers, Cusco Front upper A-arms, SPC rear camber arms and my new 19" RE30s.


Just getting started...


Shiny new Cusco A-arms and BC coilovers and SPC rear camber arms on...All suspension parts were from Adam @Z1!!!

 

very nice

 

continued...
Here's car on Precision's Hunter computerized alignment rack...


BC adjustable extenders mounted on rear brace... Thanks Pete!

and the final numbers...

 

The final product... and btw Ed, you were right once more by predicting that I'll probably rub and will have to get fenders cut or rolled. I opted on cutting fenders and it came out clean. I may decide to drop the car more on the rears now though, and you're doing it! LOL










Thanks again to the team at Precision Z for doing great work and making this whole experience a very pleasant one.

 

Thank you!

 

been telling people ever since my exp. with precision Z that they are one of the best hands down shops in SOCAL! they do amazing work

 

here are some more pics of what you'll find at their shop...

 

Just the pics i was waiting for with V3 front and Nismo sides. It looks great, and it flows well with the rest of the kit. This might be the bumper for me...

 

nice!! Did ED happen to talk to you about my car that is under the car cover?

Hopefully I will have it back in a few weeks. I have to wait until after the holidays before it's completed.

 

I will be coming up to meet the guys some time after the beginning of the year. I have a big project for them

1975 Right Hand Drive Fairlady Z. I hope they are completive in pricing with Z Whizz

 

Yes sir he did mention your car. Actually, your motor came in while I was there. Good luck!!!

 

I hope Ed works with you on this project. '75 RHD Fairlady = WOW. I want one. It's only the car where Zs got it's reputation and classic name.

 

Bumper looks better in person. I thought I knew what I wanted until I saw it too.

 

Thanks, I'm going to need it after what they told after the motor was tested. (not built by PZ).

Could you tell a difference from your stock suspension?

Do you plan on getting your car corner balanced?

I plan on doing that once my car is done.

 

Yes, I noticed a significant difference from my stock suspension and I just have my rear dampening set to half way, which is pretty close to stock as far as ride quality. The car feels more stable during cornering and there is a roundabout where I live that is similar to a chicane on a track that I tried it on and it ate up the turn real easy. I'll try it on the hardest setting one day and see how the car reacts to it.

edit: I'll do corner balancing as soon as get my endlinks or whenever my stock endlinks fail on me.

 

cool

 

i woudlnt be surprised if you rubbed with an 11" wide wheel. What tire sizes?
Those are some really nice wheels. Also, would you happen to know the weights of them?

PrecisionZ is pretty close to where i live. If i ever need some work done, i'll probably give them a visit!

 

wat size tires r u running with these offsets?

 

yeup, Ed is a good guy...good job precision.

and nice ride.

 

Not sure about the weight, my guess is about 20lbs. Tire sizes 255/35/19 285/35/19