2006 Z suspension installed
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From: Louisville, KY
Originally Posted by ORANGEBSRT
I put H-techs on my car and it is the perfect drop. The ride is awesome....better than stock.
i still want to see pics of the 06 z wheels on your car!!!
so if you get the whole revised suspension...(springs, and shocks)...will i be able to get an alignment to get the specs back to OEM?...i know you should get unrevised springs...but is it ok if you have springs and shocks
Joined: Jan 2006
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From: Louisville, KY
Originally Posted by vick_gandhi
so if you get the whole revised suspension...(springs, and shocks)...will i be able to get an alignment to get the specs back to OEM?...i know you should get unrevised springs...but is it ok if you have springs and shocks
u won't be able to get the alignment completely back to stock. when I first put the z springs up front and coupe springs in rear, I had an aligment done and told them to setup for a g coupe of the same year as my sedan. the specs were *almost* back in range. they aren't going to be out enough to worry about exessive tire wear. i have put about 5kmiles on the old setup and didn't have any abnormal tire wear.
Originally Posted by Hybrid_DET
u won't be able to get the alignment completely back to stock. when I first put the z springs up front and coupe springs in rear, I had an aligment done and told them to setup for a g coupe of the same year as my sedan. the specs were *almost* back in range. they aren't going to be out enough to worry about exessive tire wear. i have put about 5kmiles on the old setup and didn't have any abnormal tire wear.
06 5AT sedan w/ full 350Z revised suspension - pics
Just got my 350Z suspension put on the other day. My first real mod actually. Thought someone else might appreciate seeing some pics of an 06 sedan dropped with the 17" stockers. IMO, the 17"s look okay, but they don't quite fill out the wheel well. Wheels with a lower offset are a definite must. Just waiting on getting my quarterpanel rolled before the coupe 19"s go on. 
Handling, like what everyone else mentioned, is now great. Not too stiff. Another great thing about the 350z suspension is that everything fits back in perfectly. No squeaking or grinding that I'm accustomed to with every other lowered car I've ever sat in. Looking forward to sways as a potential next mod. That and probably some tint...
Handling, like what everyone else mentioned, is now great. Not too stiff. Another great thing about the 350z suspension is that everything fits back in perfectly. No squeaking or grinding that I'm accustomed to with every other lowered car I've ever sat in. Looking forward to sways as a potential next mod. That and probably some tint...
Originally Posted by Viscous
Just got my 350Z suspension put on the other day. My first real mod actually. Thought someone else might appreciate seeing some pics of an 06 sedan dropped with the 17" stockers. IMO, the 17"s look okay, but they don't quite fill out the wheel well. Wheels with a lower offset are a definite must. Just waiting on getting my quarterpanel rolled before the coupe 19"s go on.
Handling, like what everyone else mentioned, is now great. Not too stiff. Another great thing about the 350z suspension is that everything fits back in perfectly. No squeaking or grinding that I'm accustomed to with every other lowered car I've ever sat in. Looking forward to sways as a potential next mod. That and probably some tint...
Handling, like what everyone else mentioned, is now great. Not too stiff. Another great thing about the 350z suspension is that everything fits back in perfectly. No squeaking or grinding that I'm accustomed to with every other lowered car I've ever sat in. Looking forward to sways as a potential next mod. That and probably some tint...
Originally Posted by vick_gandhi
soo you asked them to put the specs back as the same year as a g coupe?...also how much did the alignment cost?..
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