Soo i dont have to mod anything just put the 350z oem sup and my car will be fine

 

Lowered the car today on Tein H-Techs. Spent 11 hours at a local Tech Day, and we really only worked on 3 cars. The front springs were a little bit of a pain in the azz, but the back took about 15 minutes a side.

We had a Maxima that had struts, shocks, and springs that were replaced. Never again!! What a nightmare

I took a couple of pics so here they are. I'm curious to see how they settle. I went from over a 4 finger gap in the front and back to a little over 2 fingers. Car rides tighter and more responsive. Pictures don't do justice to how the car transformed in appearance. I'm very happy how they turned out

Before:







And after:









I'll give more updates in a few days when they settle a little more. A huge thank you goes out to Barry for hosting and Mauricio for his technical expertise. Also to everyone else who was there and helped out. I wouldn't advise doing this unless you know what you are doing or are with someone who does.

 

I got 350 Z springs in the front and coupe springs in the rear. i didn't think it was noticable of a drop but the guy at the gate to get on post today asked me when did i lower it so it most be what do you think sorry for not having same angle pics

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After:

 

Just another sedan on Z fronts and coupe rears

 

^ i love how the car looks with 19s.

 

BC Racing coils, i didn't measure it yet, i will update later.

 

I just have afters...

20" wheels with Eicbach springs

 

What about tire sizes can you run 255/35/20's on a 350z/cpe set up i'm running 245/35/20 now but would like a little more tire ??

 

hello Guys, great site, love the G's, I'm new here, I just put 350z springs on the front of my 03 sedan today, and saturday will be installing the rears, I was wondering why most of you have coupe springs in the rear? thanks.

 

^^ Coupe rears keep the rear just a tiny bit higher and the Z/Coupe combo seems to be the closest to achieving equal wheel-fender gaps front and back. Some of us are after that even-gap look, others would prefer a more level stance and don't mind if the gaps are a lil less in back than front. It's really not much different; I suggest you look for pics of each and see what you like. I happen to know KevcoG35 has Z's all around, as do a few of the prior posters in this thread.

 

OEM ( reverse rake, rear is lower than front..lol ):


Z-Springs:


Tanabe GF210's:

 

thank you guys for the info, finally installed the Z springs in all corners, and the car looks good, would definetly look better and more even with Coupe springs in the rear, guess gonna have my eyes open to see if I can find the rears from a coupe...

 

Eibach Pro-Kit springs, OEM Sport shocks/struts, OEM '07 350Z Anniversary 18's(Wife's car)

 

^^^ looks good - hope you like 'em