like the title says i am thinking about putting 350z eibach sportlines on my 2005 g35 6mt.... ive searched this and assume that i would recieve a front and rear drop of 1.7.... has anyone done this and if so how did it look and ride? i have oem 19's and want to go lower than the pro kit offers, so i would like the sportlines. i believe the spring rates on the z springs are better than the g's.... but i am looking for input because i am not sure.....
so would eibach sportlines for the g or z be better for the car for the lowest possible with the better ride quality?? thanks in advance.

 

Thank you for spelling out what your after in the area's that matter most, what you drive, drop amount your looking for and that your after a better ride quality. However, I have very specific reason's to firmly advise against using your oem G35 shocks, they are too tall for that much drop. You'll need at the very least to run oem revised 350Z shocks or Tokico D-specs ment for the 350Z or even Koni's. Their's more that I can say, but I'm out of time for now.

 

For what your after, IMO the you'd be better off with the Tokico 350Z shock and spring setup.

We can make the usual "just get coilovers" call out, but based on what your looking for that is the wrong thing to say, not unless your willing to spend what it takes to get "lowest possible with the better ride quality". And that does NOT mean any coilover product that is cheap or below $1170.

 

so you think for what im after i should get the eibach sportlines for the 350z and the tokico shocks for the 350z as well? or should i get the tokico shocks with tokico springs? would this ride better than if i got the sportline springs designed for the coupe with the shocks? thanks again....