S-Tech or H-Tech?
Originally Posted by Sbeck
Redlude. So what do you suggest i buy for my coupe after i put 19's on it. I want an aggresive but not slammed drop and limited tire wear.
Originally Posted by fullvietFX
I bought the H-Techs but haven't installed them yet. Should I be expecting a much softer ride? I don't know much about spring-rates.
Originally Posted by MIA BlazinVQ
Since we're on the topic.... The alignment should be done 3 weeks after you slap on the springs? I'm also going to put my new wheels/tires
at the same time my springs are going on. No alignment needs to be done at that time?
at the same time my springs are going on. No alignment needs to be done at that time?
Originally Posted by redlude97
I would go with 350z h-techs and a springmount mod. Thats what I run, and I only have a rear camber kit. Drop is noticeable enough for me, but not too low that I scrape everywhere. The camber wear is also not too bad
Thanks for you help.
^ the springmount mod allows you to lower the rear of the coupe up to an extra 3/4". this is accomplished by cutting down the rubber bump stop that the spring rests against. if you take off your wheel, you'll see that there's a conical, rubber thing at the top of the spring - this is the spring mount. you can lower the car a bit more by shaving a bit off the top.
you should at least get a rear camber kit with z htechs, especially if you do the springmount mod.
you should at least get a rear camber kit with z htechs, especially if you do the springmount mod.
Originally Posted by MIA BlazinVQ
anyone?
firestone does a lifetime alignment deal which is pretty useful. +/- $129 and you can get alignments done anytime.
Originally Posted by bigc
^ the springmount mod allows you to lower the rear of the coupe up to an extra 3/4". this is accomplished by cutting down the rubber bump stop that the spring rests against. if you take off your wheel, you'll see that there's a conical, rubber thing at the top of the spring - this is the spring mount. you can lower the car a bit more by shaving a bit off the top.
you should at least get a rear camber kit with z htechs, especially if you do the springmount mod.
you should at least get a rear camber kit with z htechs, especially if you do the springmount mod.
a "good" drop is a matter of personal taste. however, i would definitely recommend doing the springmount mod if you're going with zhtechs. it will be noticably lower, but not too low
Originally Posted by bigc
a "good" drop is a matter of personal taste. however, i would definitely recommend doing the springmount mod if you're going with zhtechs. it will be noticably lower, but not too low
stechs drop lower than htechs + springmount mod. its all a matter of personal taste.
btw, having a rear camber kit does not affect how low the car sits. its just to adjust your alignment / camber.
btw, having a rear camber kit does not affect how low the car sits. its just to adjust your alignment / camber.
Originally Posted by bigc
stechs drop lower than htechs + springmount mod. its all a matter of personal taste.
btw, having a rear camber kit does not affect how low the car sits. its just to adjust your alignment / camber.
btw, having a rear camber kit does not affect how low the car sits. its just to adjust your alignment / camber.
Last edited by Sbeck; Jan 29, 2008 at 11:01 PM.
Hey SBeck, check out this thread to help you out in your final decision. I think one of those guys is running Super Rozzas + S-techs, too.
https://g35driver.com/forums/showthr...ghlight=s+tech
https://g35driver.com/forums/showthr...ghlight=s+tech
Originally Posted by MIA BlazinVQ
Hey SBeck, check out this thread to help you out in your final decision. I think one of those guys is running Super Rozzas + S-techs, too.
https://g35driver.com/forums/showthr...ghlight=s+tech
https://g35driver.com/forums/showthr...ghlight=s+tech




