im not sure which spirngs to buy to drop my car
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there is no BEST of anything.
cheapest option is Z springs for $50 and then spend $600 on camber kits. this is assuming you know how to wrench and not pay $200-$350 to install. Coilovers start at $800 but you still need camber kits.
springs like EVERY car on the market will run you $100-250 pending on what brand/drop.
to do things the RIGHT way you would need to spend about $900 if your not doing anything yourself. Cheapest route is Z springs/struts for $100, $600 SPC camber kit for front and rear. $300 for install and alignment. This way you wont write back to us 5k miles later saying you need tires because of the drop.
My numbers are out of my butt but somewhat realistic. I do my own work, i wait for deals and i know what needs to be done. So my cost will be less then someone who wants it done now. this is my BEST words of advice to you. This will the BEST Route to go and overall the CHEAPEST route in the long run.
cheapest option is Z springs for $50 and then spend $600 on camber kits. this is assuming you know how to wrench and not pay $200-$350 to install. Coilovers start at $800 but you still need camber kits.
springs like EVERY car on the market will run you $100-250 pending on what brand/drop.
to do things the RIGHT way you would need to spend about $900 if your not doing anything yourself. Cheapest route is Z springs/struts for $100, $600 SPC camber kit for front and rear. $300 for install and alignment. This way you wont write back to us 5k miles later saying you need tires because of the drop.
My numbers are out of my butt but somewhat realistic. I do my own work, i wait for deals and i know what needs to be done. So my cost will be less then someone who wants it done now. this is my BEST words of advice to you. This will the BEST Route to go and overall the CHEAPEST route in the long run.
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You have been a member here for 2 years and you ask this kind of question? Did you even look around and do some research?
I will reluctantly help you because you seem to be one of the young un's that doesn't know any better yet. Check out this thread as a starting point to learn more about drops.
https://g35driver.com/forums/g35-sed...on-thread.html
Just know any more silly questions like this will get you
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I will reluctantly help you because you seem to be one of the young un's that doesn't know any better yet. Check out this thread as a starting point to learn more about drops.
https://g35driver.com/forums/g35-sed...on-thread.html
Just know any more silly questions like this will get you
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I also have z springs (revised) and am well within coupe specs. No camber kit for me. I would like a little lower, but the cost of new springs and camber kits for .5-1 inch are not worth it to me. Unlike some my car came out pretty level, not as low in the rear as some I have seen on here so it looks more level.
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im gonna thread jack bcus im curious. lol anyway so i was thinking maybe i should do 350z springs when i get a sedan and from what i learned it drop the car about and inch or so and maybe another .5 in a X model right? so lets say i get eibach lowering springs they have for a coupe, am i gonna need those expensive camber kits?
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*flame suit on just in case*
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It all depends on how low you want it.....
Im a newbie myself but I did a lot of searching and asking....I got T-teins H-Techs for mine b/c I dont want it to low....I got it 4 180 4rm my friends friend.....so that was a good price.....
T-teins/ Eibach are the 2 springs that I was looking at.....
Hope that helps.....
If you need websites pm me
Im a newbie myself but I did a lot of searching and asking....I got T-teins H-Techs for mine b/c I dont want it to low....I got it 4 180 4rm my friends friend.....so that was a good price.....
T-teins/ Eibach are the 2 springs that I was looking at.....
Hope that helps.....
If you need websites pm me
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