Im tooo lazy to search after surfing here all day....... I know that they state how low the drop, but its once the springs settle thats important. Which is lower when all said and done??

 

ummmm im not sure which one lowers it more but if you want i have a pair of h-techs for sale that i never used (desided to wait until i can do the whole suspension) for 120$

 

the eibach sportlines drop it more

 

Eibachs are lower. From what I've seen the rear sags just a little bit more.

 

um he asked about eibach pro. the s-techs will be lower than the pros.

 

oh oops

 

I do not know if you have aftermarket wheels, but just FYI, if you care about tire wear the Eibach Pro Kit drops your vehicle enough to require front and rear camber kits and a rear toe kit to get the tires to wear properly. If you have aftermarket rims chances are you are running 275 tires or larger in the rear which are expensive to replace. I can only imagine the situation would be worse with the S-Techs since the drop is more dramatic. But if you do not care about tire wear then go with the S-Techs. There is nothing sicker looking than a slammed g.

 

tein

 

Prokits will lower more than the S-Techs for the coupe.

 

Are there any springs out there that will lower about an inch and NOT require a camber kit?

 

350z h-techs lower about .8" front and .6" rear. sometimes they settle a tad lower.