G35 Sedan on 350z Hotckiss Springs
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G35 Sedan on 350z Hotckiss Springs
I dropped my G35 sedan on 350z hotchkiss springs and 350Z struts. The ride is just like stock, but a little firmer. Rides good until u hit something jarring like railroad tracks!! Handles better. VDC kicks in less when taking a curve fast. Camber kit is needed in front and rear.
The front is a little lower than the back, giving the car that aggressive rake to it. The rear will sit lower than front if the gas tank is full and truck has some luggage. NOT BOUNCY AT ALL
The front spoiler doesnt scrape, but the front mud flaps do.
The front is a little lower than the back, giving the car that aggressive rake to it. The rear will sit lower than front if the gas tank is full and truck has some luggage. NOT BOUNCY AT ALL
The front spoiler doesnt scrape, but the front mud flaps do.
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Originally Posted by CLyons0203
I dropped my G35 sedan on 350z hotchkiss springs and 350Z struts. The ride is just like stock, but a little firmer. Rides good until u hit something jarring like railroad tracks!! Handles better. VDC kicks in less when taking a curve fast. Camber kit is needed in front and rear.
The front is a little lower than the back, giving the car that aggressive rake to it. The rear will sit lower than front if the gas tank is full and truck has some luggage. NOT BOUNCY AT ALL
The front spoiler doesnt scrape, but the front mud flaps do.
The front is a little lower than the back, giving the car that aggressive rake to it. The rear will sit lower than front if the gas tank is full and truck has some luggage. NOT BOUNCY AT ALL
The front spoiler doesnt scrape, but the front mud flaps do.
which 350z struts did you use? revised or unrevised?
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Originally Posted by black_sedan
looks better, but i think the front should be just a touch lower to even it out. even the 350z stock springs on the sedan sit lower in the rear.
which 350z struts did you use? revised or unrevised?
which 350z struts did you use? revised or unrevised?
CLyons0203
Highly recommend going with the SPC front and rear camber kits. Get the Eibach kit (SPC) and save yourself some $$$ over buying directly from SPC. Not sure about the front kit though I brought my front kit directly from SPC. I had the same problem with my front mug guards scraping but I removed them and the car looks much better with out the mud guards, less cluttered.
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