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Old 11-21-2005, 12:31 AM
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Default Does anyone have a pic of 350Z with Tein H-Tech?
Does anyone have pic of 350Z lowered with Tein H-Tech?

Can you please post them.
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Old 11-21-2005, 08:30 AM
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H-tech is almost no visible drop vs. stock.
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Old 11-21-2005, 02:13 PM
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How's the ride?
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Pretty much the same as stock. IMO they work best on G35's because they provide more drop while offering a linear rate similar to stock. The major upside of these springs is they won't add much negative camber, but like a previous poster said, you can't even really tell its lowered. If you want a subtle but noticable drop, look into Hotchkis or RS*R.
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What about the S-Tech? I had the H-Tech on my Evo and loved them. On Evo the S-Tech were known to blow struts do to lowering the car so much.
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I just got the S-techs and i can barely see any difference in the rear but the front is really nice
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Originally Posted by Miraclekidjr
I just got the S-techs and i can barely see any difference in the rear but the front is really nice
That's why I am a fan of the Hotchkis springs. S-Techs are a fine choice but they increase the forward rake that the Z already has.
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