Another G sedan with 350z suspension *PIX*
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ok..i finally got just the 03 350z springs installed..there is no bouncy feeling at all...the ride is pretty much the same..except lowered..
I put on the low profile tires w/o the drop..and there was roughly about a 5 finger gap..now 2 in rear and 2 1/2 in fronts..
I am very pleased with the results..
I put on the low profile tires w/o the drop..and there was roughly about a 5 finger gap..now 2 in rear and 2 1/2 in fronts..
I am very pleased with the results..
Originally Posted by dyenboy
ok..i finally got just the 03 350z springs installed..there is no bouncy feeling at all...the ride is pretty much the same..except lowered..
I put on the low profile tires w/o the drop..and there was roughly about a 5 finger gap..now 2 in rear and 2 1/2 in fronts..
I am very pleased with the results..
I put on the low profile tires w/o the drop..and there was roughly about a 5 finger gap..now 2 in rear and 2 1/2 in fronts..
I am very pleased with the results..
Very nice. Looks sweet. I have heard about and seen the H Techs on the sedan. Good call. I've decided to go with the z spring set up to start. Cya
Originally Posted by buckwilly
If you like the 350z stock springs, you'll love the 350z H-tech springs, see below with 235/45/17 tires and stock wheels, I actually like the stock wheels much more now. And when the stock struts blow, its on to D-spec adj. struts.
I love the ride, car handles great and still is soft over the bumps. H-techs take another 1/2" off the 1" drop the stock z springs provide and stiffen up the car a little more, I am in love with these springs. In my opinion - the perfect drop with some 19" wheels.
I love the ride, car handles great and still is soft over the bumps. H-techs take another 1/2" off the 1" drop the stock z springs provide and stiffen up the car a little more, I am in love with these springs. In my opinion - the perfect drop with some 19" wheels.
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i prefer the Z setup to the H-techs, the fender gap on z suspension front and back looks more even, I don't like the way that the extra drop in back makes the front look out of proportion.
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Originally Posted by vrsc
Here is mine. Went from a 2005 non Sport Sedan to a 2005 Full 350Z Suspension. Car Handles much better and is a bit firm but not too much.
not to be a d*ck, why stop dead center on the tracks? maybe i have three small kids and everything i see/do is all about safety now adays.........
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Originally Posted by klg35
i too went to a full 05 350Z suspension from just the 03Z springs and oem sport struts........the improvement was there is all apsects.......
not to be a d*ck, why stop dead center on the tracks? maybe i have three small kids and everything i see/do is all about safety now adays.........
not to be a d*ck, why stop dead center on the tracks? maybe i have three small kids and everything i see/do is all about safety now adays.........
I have always wanted a photo on some train tracks and now I have some. I too am concerned about safety and if you look close my wife is in the drivers seat and I can actually see 1 mile down the track. So no worries
Originally Posted by abcdang
what about using 350z springs in front and coupe springs in the back, this would even out the look of increased fender gap in the front....
if you have to buy a set from each use the parts you need then you'll have an even more undesirable set of springs laying around the garage (front coupe springs and rear 350z springs.... who wants that?). just stating my 2 cents....
Originally Posted by max first
can anyone put me in touch with someone I can get some unrevised springs? You guys cars have given me a chubby for 'em.
Check the private party classifieds under suspension for them. Also, try my350z.com.
Originally Posted by abcdang
what about using 350z springs in front and coupe springs in the back, this would even out the look of increased fender gap in the front....