Tein S-techs on 05 *pics*

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Old 02-22-2005, 09:10 PM
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Tein S-techs on 05 *pics*

I just put some Tein S-Techs on my 05 coupe. It has dropped it nicely and still maintained a comfy ride. These are the only pics I have now due to the constant rain we have had here so I will get some over all pics of the car soon hopefully.

I dunno if anyone really cares or not for a post of this kind but when I was studying springs I wanted a lil more tecnical or visual help on my decisions. Hopefully these pics will help other people trying to decide on springs.

Front before and after.



Rear before and after

 
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Old 02-22-2005, 09:21 PM
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Those springs will sag even more after a while though but thanks for the comparison photos. I'm sure they will help some with decision making. I'd be interested to see the drop after say a month with more pictures.
 
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I had Tein's on my other car and did not experience bad sagging. Time will tell. Im definately going to do more pictures as I am curious where they will settle as well.
 
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great pics man!!.. i'm still gonna get coilovers though on my 05.. from my experience stock shocks blow out from aftermarket springs
 
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Full car shot?
 
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Yes this is true after time they will blow. For the time being they will be fine.
 
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Old 02-22-2005, 09:59 PM
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Nope, its rained for 2 weeks straight over here. If the sun ever shows back up I'll take em.
 
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Congrats George!
 
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Drive around for about 3 weeks to let the springs settle a little more and get
an alignment done. will drive even better. Is that the coupe springs or
the 350Z ones?

I just noticed this, but are the 05's rotors that small on the MT models too?
 
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TY Alex, again, Welcome back to the G fam!
 
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Originally Posted by kenchan
Drive around for about 3 weeks to let the springs settle a little more and get
an alignment done. will drive even better. Is that the coupe springs or
the 350Z ones?

I just noticed this, but are the 05's rotors that small on the MT models too?
They are the coupe springs.

Im not sure I understand your second question but my car is an MT and the rotors are almost 13 inches in diameter.
 
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Old 02-23-2005, 01:43 AM
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HOw much did you pay for those springs..how hard is it to put on?
 
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150 somethin and they are very easy to install.
 
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i like em, there nice, would they fit on an x??
 
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They also make them for the Sedan.

TEIN S.Tech Springs G35


TEIN S.TECH Spring is an excellent step towards suspension tuning. They offer approximately a 1.5 inch drop for a more aggressive appearance. Comes with a 1 year limited warranty. Spring length is guaranteed not to sag more than 5mm and to be clear of any manufacture defects (see limited warranty for more details).

* One year limited warranty.

* High-grade material adapted to improve guaranteed satisfaction.

* Rubber spring protector sheet to prevent noise (most applications).

Spring Rate: Front 358lbs Rear 274lbs

G35 Coupe Lowers: Front -1.2" Rear -0.9"

G35 Sedan Lowers: Front -2.0" Rear -1.3"


http://www.intensepower.com/tesspg35.html
 

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