hey

whats the differenc between revsied and unrevised. i drive an 06 mt sedan. i am interested on installing these suspension. but i have a serious concern. my friends 03 sedan got the 350z suspension install. sitting in the back of his car is extremely uncomfortable...its so freaking bouncy..i am worried that after installing these suspension that i will get the same result.

any info would help. thanks

 

oh btw. after installing the z suspension, is it possible to not have the back look lower than the front??

 

Look at both threads below, go directly to my posts in each.

http://www.my350z.com/forum/showthre...ht=compression

http://www.my350z.com/forum/showthre...light=revision

 

The reason the back looks lower then the front is because Infiniti cut the wheel wells higher in the front which gives the illusion of the back sitting lower. Onlyl way to fix the look is to get springs that lower the front more then the rear.

 

so whats the deal guys. to my knowledge and understanding, lowering the sedan over 1.5" requires a camber kit. but lowering with 350z suspension will result in an uncomfortable ride. so you a good suggestion would be switching to tokio d spec shocks. but wont that add up to almost the price of tein basics?? what if i just change to tein s tech springs only? will it still be uncomfortable , or would i still need a camber kit as well?? would this springs make the back lower than the front??

the 350z is a great choice to go with from my understanding, but jsut doesnt make sense to me to switch to something that will be more uncomfortable than the stock ones jsut for 1" drop. in addition the back will look lower than the front which i think its not a great overall look...

guys plz help me choose the best choice to lower my car. thanks

 

One way to raise the rear a bit is to install 04 coupe springs. See my post with measurements. The 04 coupe springs evened the car out nicely and kept the same spring rate. I could not be more pleased with the results and ride of my car.

https://g35driver.com/forums/g35-sedan-v35-2003-06/109021-installed-unrevised-z-springsyesterday.html

As far as the ride goes, if you install unrevised z springs on your sport sedan suspension you should have a very comfortable ride and not have to change shocks. The spring rates on the unrevised springs are exactly the same as the stock sedan sports springs. The only reason I installed the '04 coupe springs was to even the car out a bit as you described. Again, the spring rate on the coupe springs is the same as the unrevised z springs and sedan sports springs.