Prokit or 350Z H-tech ? PICS please
#32
WTF?!? $790 to install springs??
i hope that 0 at the end is an accident and its $79. if youre getting them installed for $79 then woohoo for you but if youre getting them installed for $790 then youre gettin JIPPED
spring install should range from 150-225. some places will even do it for a 100 but thats rare..
i hope that 0 at the end is an accident and its $79. if youre getting them installed for $79 then woohoo for you but if youre getting them installed for $790 then youre gettin JIPPED
spring install should range from 150-225. some places will even do it for a 100 but thats rare..
#33
#34
$790 is correct...i almost **** my pants when the guy told me how much...
i have the H-tech springs at home and wanted to get them installed at the shop while they were fixing the car.the service writer at the shop was pretty much saying that the local tuner shop wont get the alignment rite,thats why its gonna cost so much..
i have the H-tech springs at home and wanted to get them installed at the shop while they were fixing the car.the service writer at the shop was pretty much saying that the local tuner shop wont get the alignment rite,thats why its gonna cost so much..
#35
Joined: May 2003
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From: Sugar Land,Texas
#38
So, you really shouldn't need any kind of camber kit for the G35(htech) springs, but with the 350z(htech) springs you might need a camber kit? If the drop all around is close to 1 inch .. that could lead to some uneven wear, no? Someone please correct me if I'm wrong. Also is the $139 shipped price for the 350z htechs or the G35?
thanks in advance.
thanks in advance.
#40
Originally Posted by acteg
So, you really shouldn't need any kind of camber kit for the G35(htech) springs, but with the 350z(htech) springs you might need a camber kit? If the drop all around is close to 1 inch .. that could lead to some uneven wear, no? Someone please correct me if I'm wrong. Also is the $139 shipped price for the 350z htechs or the G35?
thanks in advance.
thanks in advance.
Originally Posted by johnbigbootie
Really?!?!? Where? Spill it!!!
give them a call. ask the price for 350z h techs. they should then ask you if you heard about a special price somewhere and where. either way, if they ask or not, tell them youre from g35driver and the should give you the discounted price of 139 shipped. unless that was a limited time sale that was going on..but i think that price is good as long as youre a g35driver member.
youre welcome
#42
#44
Originally Posted by badboycivic21
oh, funny thing at speed and truck world yesterday, they were saying that nobody on this forum knows what they are talking about, because the G35 is heavier than the Z,i should put G35 S-tech instead of the 350z h-tech..
Well the G35 S-Techs are 18% softer than stock Coupe spring rates:
Tein S-tech G35 coupe & sedan (fronts are progressive, rears are linear)
Spring rates in LBS 358/274 (final rates only, softer intial front progressive rate unknown)
Stiffer or softer then oem springs by R+14% R-18%
I don't think most people are happy with softer rear springs. There are a LOT of people on this forum running Z H Techs (hopefully I'll be one of them soon), and I have yet to find anyone who's NOT happy with them. FWIW.
#45