Why do Z springs drop a G an addition 1/2"
Why do Z springs drop a G an additional 1/2"
Are the Z springs 1/2" shorter to begin w/ that accounts for the additional 1/2" drop on the G?
I will be installing 03' Z springs on my G and I am wondering if I can count on getting at least a 1/2" drop in the back.
One member that has done this spring swap got 3/4" in the front and 1/4" in the back.
The 1/4" he reported to me is making me wonder about the reason for the 1/2" addition drop rule.
Thanks.
Piero
I will be installing 03' Z springs on my G and I am wondering if I can count on getting at least a 1/2" drop in the back.
One member that has done this spring swap got 3/4" in the front and 1/4" in the back.
The 1/4" he reported to me is making me wonder about the reason for the 1/2" addition drop rule.
Thanks.
Piero
Last edited by PieroG35; Oct 25, 2005 at 01:57 PM.
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part of it has to be the spring rate that gives you a lower static height (if they have different rates). i'm not sure if the height of the springs themselves are different.
Originally Posted by 636Racer
part of it has to be the spring rate that gives you a lower static height (if they have different rates). i'm not sure if the height of the springs themselves are different.
The 03' OEM Z springs have the exact same spring rates as the 03' and 04' G's. This is why I'm using OEM Z springs and not the Z H-techs. Oem G shocks will be fine with the change.
Originally Posted by teejnut
Are you guys needing camber kits with the Z springs/shocks? All are the Z springs the same? 350Z Track, Touring, Enthusiast, etc?
Probably the same for all 03's and 04's. Springs changed in 04.5' on the Z.
I don't think any camber correction kit will be required. Have not installed mine yet.
Last edited by PieroG35; Oct 25, 2005 at 10:08 AM.
Originally Posted by mr_ecktid
Just got the Z springs/shocks installed, will post pics asap
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Originally Posted by teejnut
Are all the Z springs the same? 350Z Track, Touring, Enthusiast, etc?
I am looking at installing some Touring springs from an 03 350 and I want to make sure these are on par with what others are using. Many thanks.
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I too would like to know. If this drops the car at most 3/4" then there should be no need to camber correction. I'm just looking for a slight drop which these should be perfect. Someone take pics, verify that no camber kit is needed, and let us know how the ride is.
Could this mild drop be brought into alignmnet spec?
Could this mild drop be brought into alignmnet spec?
Originally Posted by darnelled
What about using 350z springs for a drop along with OEM 2005 sedan non-sport suspension? Will this cause the suspension to wear out early?
I did check the sticky before my first question and it had only a brief reply stating the oem spring rates for sport suspension. I am asking about rates for the non-sport susp. Shouldn't it have some difference in rates?
Nevermind above question. I found the answer in post #30 by dyenboy
https://g35driver.com/forums/showthread/php?t=92682
The 03-06 Sedan non-sport rates are reported as 283/308
Nevermind above question. I found the answer in post #30 by dyenboy
https://g35driver.com/forums/showthread/php?t=92682
The 03-06 Sedan non-sport rates are reported as 283/308
Last edited by darnelled; Apr 26, 2006 at 02:32 PM. Reason: new info
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