Spent a good portion of yesterday evening installing unrevised 350Z springs on my 03.5 sport suspension in my sedan, alone, should have recruited a friend.
Notes: The rears took me all of a little over an hour to do, super simple. Like I expected, the front was a bitch, took a little over 4 hours to do. Very tight space to move spring/shock around and just an overall difficult angle for everything to get set in. Air tools are a must I feel as the bolt to release the spring from the shock is a PITA otherwise, quick walk to a buddy's house solved that problem.
Anyways here are before and after, pics aren't the best, just a quick comparison. Next come the rims this week.

Before


After

 

zeeerrro difference.... drive around for a week then post new after pictures

 

Nice............how much was your final drop and how's
the ride?

 

Sorry, should have put this in the initial post. Before: front was 4 finger gap After: 2 fingers Before: rear was not even 3 finger gap After: not even 1 finger.

And yes, I know it will settle in the next week or two. The ride is more tight and firm, doesn't get as loose in the rear as it stays more planted. Not a very rough ride, as close to stock as I think you can get a lowered car. You can feel the rode imperfections more.

 

good stuff... congrads on the DIY n install

 

Nice job. The Z springs look great with the sedans. The next biggie is have the side sills painted.

 

that spring will settle a little more to a nice stance.

 

Nice. Welcome to the club. You will enjoy it every time you look at your car.

 

good stuff...now paint the sides, get some wheels, and slap on that nismo front!

 

Still up in the air on painting the sides, if I do paint it will be all, the sides front and rear. No aero kit pieces at all.

But rims, that's done, I will post pics once I get it all cleaned up