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03-25-2005 | 02:15 PM

JZ39

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Originally Posted by baileyrx

I just lowered mine with 350z springs & cutting the bump stop(big 'ol mess). Pictures don't do the difference justice. Our wheel wheels look like SUV's, with all the clearance our tires have. I think the new hieght is perfect. Not too low, just the right "match" between tire curve & wheel well curve.

Nice job.

You don't know what "SUV-like" means until you've owned a CL Type S

Small children would get trapped in the front wheel well of the CL before lowering it

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03-25-2005 | 02:38 PM

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i cant really tell if the car is lowered in the pics or not. anyone try the H&R springs?

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03-25-2005 | 04:44 PM

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Remember that springs need about 2 weeks to fully settle and set to the intended height.

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03-25-2005 | 10:11 PM

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I've never heard of Tein H Techs for the Z lowering a G 1.25", plus the pics of your car don't look like it has been lowered that much.

I don't know...........
Prolix

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03-25-2005 | 10:46 PM

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Originally Posted by Rookie84

Remember that springs need about 2 weeks to fully settle and set to the intended height.

I disagree. Last car I lowered was exactly the same height from day 1 to Day 1050. I had the alignment done at the time of the install and it never changed. I think this in an old wives tale or else people have been using crappy springs.

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#21

03-26-2005 | 12:16 AM

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Originally Posted by Rookie84

Remember that springs need about 2 weeks to fully settle and set to the intended height.

That's right. I'd give it a good 4-5 weeks to fully settle.

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03-26-2005 | 02:40 AM

NORCALSTI

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guys measured again 25 15/16 and 26 1/2 with full tank of gas today from ground to fenderlip and sponger the car does look lower than yours from that pic.

WHAT ARE YOU GUYS MEASURING FROM GROUND TO FENDERLIP?

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#23

03-26-2005 | 02:57 AM

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i noticed other members that have used these springs to drop their cars and it does not look that much more than stock......

I recently just dropped mine, with the Eibach Pro Kit....it is perfect now...definitely a difference,and it looks very clean and the way it should've came from factory.....I dont have pics,but I plan on taking some tomorrow and Ill post up...

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#24

03-26-2005 | 01:06 PM

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Originally Posted by JZ39

On my previous cars, I had to give it some time to get the springs to settle, and I wasn't using crappy springs at all. The change was definately visible after some time even by my naked eyes.

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