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hi all, so i have hopefully a few simple questions for those of you who have lowered their car. i essentially want to get 18s, and was thinking of the Z drop. but i have seen other springs like this for example. its the g37 sport coupe suspension.
http://sandiego.craigslist.org/csd/pts/1637000674.html
how much of a drop difference would that be? from the Z to the coupe drop.. would i have to look into purchasing anything else when i drop it? would Coils be needed? any advice is greatly appreciated.
http://sandiego.craigslist.org/csd/pts/1637000674.html
how much of a drop difference would that be? from the Z to the coupe drop.. would i have to look into purchasing anything else when i drop it? would Coils be needed? any advice is greatly appreciated.
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hmm.. would it be bad if i only replace with the Z springs and then get 18s and alignment? or would i have to focus in buying some extra equipment?
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I think what you are asking is how much Z or G springs will drop a Sedan. If so, see below:
1. Coupe springs will drop a SEDAN by about 1/2" in more than advertised for a coupe.
2. The Z springs will drop a coupe about 1/2" more than advertised for a Z.
3. The Z springs will drop a SEDAN about 1" more than advertised for a Z.
NOTE: By the sub-forum you posted in, I assume you own a V35 Sedan. You will want to look at 350Z/G35 coupe springs. IIRC, the springs will be different on a V36(G37) or Z34 (370Z) chasis.
1. Coupe springs will drop a SEDAN by about 1/2" in more than advertised for a coupe.
2. The Z springs will drop a coupe about 1/2" more than advertised for a Z.
3. The Z springs will drop a SEDAN about 1" more than advertised for a Z.
NOTE: By the sub-forum you posted in, I assume you own a V35 Sedan. You will want to look at 350Z/G35 coupe springs. IIRC, the springs will be different on a V36(G37) or Z34 (370Z) chasis.
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I think what you are asking is how much Z or G springs will drop a Sedan. If so, see below:
1. Coupe springs will drop a SEDAN by about 1/2" in more than advertised for a coupe.
2. The Z springs will drop a coupe about 1/2" more than advertised for a Z.
3. The Z springs will drop a SEDAN about 1" more than advertised for a Z.
NOTE: By the sub-forum you posted in, I assume you own a V35 Sedan. You will want to look at 350Z/G35 coupe springs. IIRC, the springs will be different on a V36(G37) or Z34 (370Z) chasis.
1. Coupe springs will drop a SEDAN by about 1/2" in more than advertised for a coupe.
2. The Z springs will drop a coupe about 1/2" more than advertised for a Z.
3. The Z springs will drop a SEDAN about 1" more than advertised for a Z.
NOTE: By the sub-forum you posted in, I assume you own a V35 Sedan. You will want to look at 350Z/G35 coupe springs. IIRC, the springs will be different on a V36(G37) or Z34 (370Z) chasis.
my final question would be. when i get my 18s (will be oem more than likely) will the drop be enough with current shocks, or would i have to replace shocks since different springs?
I wouldn't pay $300 for G37 coupe springs only...go over to my350z and find some Z springs with shocks for maybe a third of that price. Best to change out the shocks too, since they are made to work with the length and rate of the Z springs.
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but you say i should go with z springs + shocks? would that be a overall better combination? and do i have to look at any particular year for the spring/shocks?
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thanks for info, anything else i should look into?



