I finally installed revised 350Z springs on my '06 sedan 6MT. It took me just over 6 hours by myself and I used the rental strut spring compressor from Autozone. No real suprises it just took a little bit of time and muscle. After several days of driving I am measuring 1" drop in front and 3/4" in the rear which gives a nearly perfect front to rear gap. I am sticking with the stock sport suspension shocks, if the rears wear out as some say they will I will upgrade but I don't think the difference in spring rate is bad enough to cause real problems especially since I rarely have any load in the back of the car.

 

I just bought a set of revised springs too. I am thinking about just running my sport shocks too.

 

lets find out if it works...i got sport suspension too, wonderin if i could put revised without switchin shocks

 

Have the same setup on my '06 sedan 6MT and I also am happy with the results. The ride is almost the same as stock and the ride height is exactly what I wanted. When my shocks eventually go I'll upgrade them, but then again I probably would have done that no matter what as I've always felt the stock shocks need better damping--especially in rebound.

 

i have the h techs which lowered my front around 1.3front/0.7 rear....although the ride is still as smooth and silky as the oem ride i was looking into the 350z revised struts to even things out.....