350z H-Tech rear gap
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99CL looks like you got your GT-Forces... looks HOT !!! Dang man you got your wheels before i did LOL ... Like everyone said... let it settle for a while... but dont cut anything... if it comes down to you still not liking it after a few weeks just get another set of springs... someone will buy your Htechs
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Originally Posted by Espresso
How much rear wheel gap do you have? I just had the H-techs installed this weekend. Right away, I noticed the fronts had a noticable drop. The rears maybe 1/2" but will need to wait for them to settle and have an alignment.
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Originally Posted by mynismoG35
so with oem 19s for example this gap will be even larger right...... cuz i ordered 350z tein h tech springs for my g with oem 19s....... and if so do u guys think i should try to get my order changed...... example like get tein s tech springs the actuall ones they have for the g
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Originally Posted by Espresso
The offsets of the OEM 19" are pretty well tucked into the fenders. It may help to hide some of the wheel gap. With wider aftermarket rims almost flush with the fenders, you may consider a 1" or more drop to "look" better. I went with the 350Z H-techs since I don't want to change out shocks and have to get a camber kit right now. That and I have to clear my driveway. Anything lower than 1" will cause me to scrap. After the alignment, many here with H-techs say you can get it back close to factory specs without a camber kit. It's up to you to decide but going lower may require a camber kit.
sorry for off topic
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