I'm looking to replace my 04 sedan. I had tanabe nf210 springs on my old car but i was never really happy with the drop. I want something slightly lower in front (especially cause the 05+ bumper doesnt hang as low as the 04 nismo bumper) and slightly higher in the rear.

I might end up going with basic coilovers if i cant get the drop i want with springs.

I searched for a good while but its hard to find specific photos.

thanks guys

 

I wanted that same look you are going for drooped it on Eibach sport line here are some pictures

 

^^^damn that drop looks nice!

 

^^^ for real....u just made me go from 350 springs to eibach with 3 pictures...i need to start lookin outside the nissan box.lol

 

Nice drop ^^

 

Search, you will find a lot of 05-06s lowered.

OEM 350z unrevised springs

 

now the privats on my G35 6mt w/ 350z H&R lowering springs

 

Nice....you finally got some pics up....Looking good.

 

 

Correct me if I'm wrong, but the only springs you can get without a camber kit (or excessive tire wear) are the 350z or coupe springs and maybe Tein 350Z H techs.

 

you will need to get the rear camber kits on all of these lower springs. I have the 350Z h-techs, and I had pretty fast wear on the inside of the rear tires! biggest problem isn't the tire wear, but the lack of traction and cornering without bringing the camber back in line. My car could spin the tires way too easily and tended to have a snap oversteer. Once I installed the spc kit and aligned the rear, traction was back and cornering became predicatbel again.

get the rear camber kit from SPC. It is pretty cheap and works well. self install is easy, too.

 

Not true. My camber is fine (-1 degrees front, -1.25 degrees, rear). No excess tire wear. Some negative camber will actually improve grip while cornering (it all depends on how you like it).

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Camber_angle

EDIT: Here is some pics of some more cars.

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

 

either way w/ stock suspension you'll still get camber wear on the tires... especially if you throw people in the backseat of your car

 

Slammed on Tein Basics:

 

VERY NICE!!!

thats my motivation right there