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Just a word to the wise (and not countering anything anyone here has already said... Trav....) but Pro Kit springs will NOT lower the Z33 an inch or more. With "standard" shocks, e.g., Koni (despite being gas), expect roughly 18-20mm lowering, or with Bilstein (and their penchant for raising the vehicle), about 13-15mm.
Eibach SportLine springs WILL lower the car -1.0 and more.
But, bottom line on the setup is that the ProKit springs WORK. WELL. (Bump & Plug for seller... heh heh.) And, as Trav mentions, you *generally* won't need camber correction with the minimal lowering they give. (I ended up requiring it later when I switched to Koni but for other reasons than lowering "too far".)
Im won't try to argue how low a Z go on pro-kit but when i got them i was told the same thing "they only drop 1" at the most" but here is a pic of my car on them
Im running all stock specs only springs and mount mod on 19x8.5/9.5 +25/22
This just for reference to potential buyers and a free bump for seller
Last edited by BuildingDreams; Jul 6, 2015 at 05:11 AM.
350z Eibach Pro Kit
) but Pro Kit springs will NOT lower the Z33 an inch or more. With "standard" shocks, e.g., Koni (despite being gas), expect roughly 18-20mm lowering, or with Bilstein (and their penchant for raising the vehicle), about 13-15mm.
