1. I have an 03 Sedan I want to lower, anyone know of any local people or shops who have and do work on G's in the Valley Area? (California).

2. Looks like most peole like the 350z springs any others, you can recommend on sedan good drop, no butterfly, ad still a good ride?

 

I know StreetImage will do spring installs for $100, takes about 30 to an hour.

Street Image, Inc.
13409 Garvey Avenue, Unit #3
Baldwin Park, CA. 91706-4709
Phone: (626) 962-1503

I don't like to work on the springs. anything else like sways, exhaust, etc. I am more than happy to help.

 

+1...i went to street image to get my install too...$100 and did the install promptly...

 

Which springs are you installing? I want to do the same thing to my 03.5. I just want to keep the same feeling but need 1" drop

 

Thanks for that info. I'll go have them do it. Is there any specific person I need to ask for when I call them to setup an appt.?

Will they do the struts at the same time? Or will that cost extra?

 

The unrevised 350Z springs are a great way to get a mellow drop and stay within camber specs. If you want lower then I would go with Tein, H&R or Eibach.

 

Why do people get Tein 350z springs, instead of Tein G35 springs? Is it the drop difference?

 

Its because the springrates are suppose to be better than the G Tein springs. I have the H-Techs for the 350z and love it, could be about .5 lower in the front, but the car is pretty low already.

 

Thanks

 

I forgot his name, sorry.

Keep in mind if you drop more than 1.5 in the front you will have a good amount of negative camber that is uncorrectable without a camber kit. If you do get a camber kit go for SPL for the fronts. The rears are more forgiving as its adjustable to a point.

 

I'll add you to my buddy list, that's next on my list my exhaust.

 

Thanks for the info, I'll call tomorrow...I'll add you to my buddy list exhaust is next on my list things to do...THX

 

1" drops means either 350z springs or Tein H-Techs, drop it!!!! btw from what i have seen theres not a big dif from 350z and the tein h

 

Not sure yet...Just asking around which will perform well and give me a good ride. Feeling I'm getting you will lose some of the stock feeling but not much if you have it done right. Camber Kit may be needed...considering Tein, H&R, or Eibach. Soaped suggested I call Street Image and I notice one other person posted a reply he used them (626) 962-1503...K.I.T let me know what feed back you get..

 

with the H-techs i didnt need a camber kit and i didnt loose too much of the stock "feel"