Installed tein 350z h-tech and stillen sways
Installed tein 350z h-tech and stillen sways
There is a very noticeable drop. .8" front and .65" rear. Before the spring install I drove on a rough road in my neighborhood to get a good feel for the stock sport suspension. I then drove it on the same road after. I am very surprised to say that it has a very similar feel to stock.I would say it has a more firm feel to it.I am extremely satisfied. This was on Sat. This morning time for sways. I put the front on soft and the rear on med. I drove up to Idyllwild on some roads I ride my motorcycle on and the car has much less body roll than before and it does feel more "planted". Again, I was concerned that the addition of stiffer sways would cause a harsh ride.It still had a comfortable ride. I know I set the front on the soft setting, but I am curious how the med setting would feel. I also plan to get d-spec's in a couple months which would allow more adjust-ability. I will get an alignment in 2-3 weeks to see how out of spec it is. Some say springs settle and others say they wont. I don't think a couple weeks will hurt. Tomorrow my HKS exhaust should arrive and I cant wait. Too bad I have to work. Wheels will be here in a couple months.I want to thank all those I spoke to who gave me valuable info and advice including Gsedan35.
UPDATE: Gsedan35 advised me to set my front to med. Did this on 4/8/2006. Reason he stated is for more even tire wear when driving a lot of canyons. Still has a great ride, front end stays very flat in corners. Needs less steering input.
Last edited by infg35; Apr 10, 2006 at 09:48 AM.
i also installed h-tech g35 springs. firmed the ride up with d-spec setting & still a firm comfortable ride, but can take the corners faster with no body roll.
i don't fell you have to go to the s-tech 350z spring to get good performance.
didn't wanna feel every bump in the road here in the NE.
i don't fell you have to go to the s-tech 350z spring to get good performance.
didn't wanna feel every bump in the road here in the NE.
HKS Hi-Power
Had a shop install it today and it sounds amazing. Only charged $60.00. Deep ,throaty and clean. I only wish they would have used buttonhead screws instead of sockethead for the tips. Thats something I can change. Now my next mod will probaly be the m-rev, and or intake.
Originally Posted by PEPPY
I also installed h-tech g35 springs. Firmed the ride up with d-spec setting & still a firm comfortable ride, but can take the corners faster with no body roll. I don't fell you have to go to the s-tech 350z spring to get good performance. Didn't wanna feel every bump in the road here in the NE.
Did you mean to say "I also installed H-tech 350Z springs" ?
Originally Posted by infg35
There is a very noticeable drop. .8" front and .65" rear. Before the spring install I drove on a rough road in my neighborhood to get a good feel for the stock sport suspension. I then drove it on the same road after. I am very surprised to say that it has a very similar feel to stock.I would say it has a more firm feel to it.I am extremely satisfied. This was on Sat. This morning time for sways. I put the front on soft and the rear on med. I drove up to Idyllwild on some roads I ride my motorcycle on and the car has much less body roll than before and it does feel more "planted". Again, I was concerned that the addition of stiffer sways would cause a harsh ride.It still had a comfortable ride. I know I set the front on the soft setting, but I am curious how the med setting would feel. I also plan to get d-spec's in a couple months which would allow more adjust-ability. I will get an alignment in 2-3 weeks to see how out of spec it is. Some say springs settle and others say they wont. I don't think a couple weeks will hurt. Tomorrow my HKS exhaust should arrive and I cant wait. Too bad I have to work. Wheels will be here in a couple months.I want to thank all those I spoke to who gave me valuable info and advice including Gsedan35.

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Originally Posted by Gsedan35
Your welcome on the advice. But reading the text I do have one important thing to say. Soft front bar setting + med rear bar settting + aggressive cornering = good by to the insides of your front tires. You really want to run more front bar to reduce the mount of front roll your going to get. I know I tried the whole oem front bar aftermaket rear bar thing and it was when I was testing the Z H-tech's, ate up the inside front's of my tires in a hurry. Learned my lesson on that one.
Could there possibly be an issue with getting new front tires and installing 350z H Techs at the same time....I ask because when you get new tires you get them aligned that day. But if you get springs you wait like 2-3 weeks for the alignment. I don't really want to pay for an alignment twice so should I wait to do one before the other? My front tires are in bad shape so it worries me to drive on them right now. Any Advice?
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