Will 350z springs fit G35C
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Re: Will 350z springs fit G35C
will that help me I have a coupe lowered but now with my system my car is to low in the back So will sedan springs help or should I put the stock springs in
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Re: Will 350z springs fit G35C
The rake is off a little bit but most of all I drag on speed bumps and some parking lots that picture is right after it has droped a little more I cant even put my finger under there anymore
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12-11-2003, 01:39 AM
Re: Will 350z springs fit G35C
RaySur350GT (Addict)
12/09/03 07:44 PM
It will fit perfectly, but it does not have the same spring rates. So you might go lower than what is shown for the 350Z.
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Not true, they use the same springs, same rates. So installing OEM 350Z springs on a coupe would be a pointless waste of money and time. The only differance is in the valving of the struts between the cars, with the Z getting significantly more compression dampening. Also both cars have the same shorter dampeners and springs than what the sedan applications use. In addition the Nismo S-tune is the same for both cars, running spring rates of 448lbs front and 504lbs rear
Stock spring rates
F/R in lb/in
350Z and G35 coupe: 347/419
Notice how the rates are with a couple of pounds of the RSR springs which are 345LBS front 417LBS rear
A further examination of Z and G35 coupe spring rates as applied by the aftermarket reveals are wide range of thinking on how to turn the car with their spring rates.
Eibachs
350Z 296/384 front 316/421 rear
G35c 229/337 front 274/463 rear
Kg/mm springs for 350Z
http://www.kgm.co.jp/catalogue/dr21/...FIARLADY-Z.htm
DR21 super sport 15mm drop
260/419 front 266/431 rear
DRacing 30mm drop
266/478 front 266/507 rear
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12/09/03 07:44 PM
It will fit perfectly, but it does not have the same spring rates. So you might go lower than what is shown for the 350Z.
__________________________________________________ _
Not true, they use the same springs, same rates. So installing OEM 350Z springs on a coupe would be a pointless waste of money and time. The only differance is in the valving of the struts between the cars, with the Z getting significantly more compression dampening. Also both cars have the same shorter dampeners and springs than what the sedan applications use. In addition the Nismo S-tune is the same for both cars, running spring rates of 448lbs front and 504lbs rear
Stock spring rates
F/R in lb/in
350Z and G35 coupe: 347/419
Notice how the rates are with a couple of pounds of the RSR springs which are 345LBS front 417LBS rear
A further examination of Z and G35 coupe spring rates as applied by the aftermarket reveals are wide range of thinking on how to turn the car with their spring rates.
Eibachs
350Z 296/384 front 316/421 rear
G35c 229/337 front 274/463 rear
Kg/mm springs for 350Z
http://www.kgm.co.jp/catalogue/dr21/...FIARLADY-Z.htm
DR21 super sport 15mm drop
260/419 front 266/431 rear
DRacing 30mm drop
266/478 front 266/507 rear
"i, for one, am not a fan of glory hounds."
Dang straight, it's all about the glory of helping. Who have you helped today?
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