Alright, I'm ready to drop the coupe.
I'm considering S-Tech's ...
Anyone have pictures of their beauty with 20s and S-Techs?
I want a nice drop, but not an excessive one ...
I'm about two-three inches from nailing my driveway.

Also, do I need to purchase anything else, or just the S-Techs to drop my car ...
I won't ruin my ride, correct? Thanks!

 

You'll also need at least a rear camber and toe kit and an alignment after everything is installed.

 

How much does that all run, and where would I attain such a set, who produces it?
Also, Let's go Rockies!

 

350z s techs

 

Calvin,

Thanks for the move -
Also, 350z S-Techs give you a bigger drop correct?
I'm loving that drop, but I'm afraid of losing my exhaust and bumper going into my driveway.
Also, what's this I hear about cambers and toes?
How do I go about buying those? Which ones do I need?
Thanks mate.

 

https://g35driver.com/forums/suspension-vendor/125222-spc-front-rear-camber-kit-unreal-deal-save-your-tires.html

https://g35driver.com/forums/suspension-vendor/179896-kinetix-camber-traction-arms-now-available.html

You only need the toe and camber for the rear. It's always nice to have toe and camber kit all around, but if you don't need it in the front, then don't get it for the front. More moving parts = more noises and problems.

IMO, they're all the same only the Kinetix and Stillen use an arm for the camber and another arm for the toe. The SPC kit only has an arm for the camber and there's an option to add more adjustment to your toe.

I personally have the SPC rear kit, and it works fine.

 

Jeez, I saw the price of the fronts and almost reconsidered ...
I guess I'll start with the rears, they're not that bad.

 

would dropping the G coupe on s-tech need a front camber kit???

 

No but its recommended but you would need a rear kit~

 

^ dam you following me?? hahaha thanks for the reply bud