i have a 2005 sedan with the stock "sport suspension" and 18" wheels
how much improvement can be gainedwith aftermarket springs/shocks,sway bars and what would you recommend?
thanks
how much improvement can be gainedwith aftermarket springs/shocks,sway bars and what would you recommend?
thanks
very much can be improved, even with only a set of OEM 350Z springs you'll feel a big difference. With the oem Z springs, this is what the sport suspension should have been when they designed the car.
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see my sig... ride improved a lot... handling did also.... just don't forget to get wheels aligned....
I have the 2003 Sport Suspension. Stillen Sways greatly improved the handeling. The GTSPEC bars made it even better! Wheels and tires make it all work 

You can get night-and-day differences.
Any single change will help a lot (springs, struts, sway bars, wider low-profile tires) but all of them make it a new world.
Any single change will help a lot (springs, struts, sway bars, wider low-profile tires) but all of them make it a new world.
so, as with the Z tube intake, the springs off a 350Z will bolt on no problems to the sedan? what model year range will work?
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Yes, 350z springs will bolt on with no problems. If you already have a sport suspension, people get the unrevised springs off a 350z ( 2003 to 2004) so they can use the same OEM sport shocks. However, if you get revised 350z springs (2004+ to 2006) than you will need to replace your shocks, due to the higher spring rate in the rear.Originally Posted by daveo74
so, as with the Z tube intake, the springs off a 350Z will bolt on no problems to the sedan? what model year range will work?
I am going to be installing 350z springs in the front and sport coupe springs (from a 2003 to 2004) in the rear on my sedan next Friday.
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so how will the handling be with 19" wider rims? lowered on tein basics? will the handles be worse, or improved? i was thinking of getting a front strut bar.
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The handling will be much better, but with the larger wheels, there is added weight, affecting the acceleration of the car.Originally Posted by Infinite_636
so how will the handling be with 19" wider rims? lowered on tein basics? will the handles be worse, or improved? i was thinking of getting a front strut bar.
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Handling will be greatly improved. The ride will not be as smooth but it's a trade off most of us are willing to make. It's not bad, just more of a sports car feel.
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any aftermarket suspension part for this car will make a NOTICABLE difference in handling. I have spent total $400 on the suspension and couldn't be happier. As my sig says I went sideways for good 5 seconds on the freeway (because of a DUMB bitch) and i couln't believe how controllable the car was and managed to stay in one lane.
So answer is there will be a day and night difference.
So answer is there will be a day and night difference.
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thats good, bc i was kinda regretting ordering my rims bc i thought handling would be compromised. i think i should also get some sways. anyone have any recommendations on sway bars?
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so where can i purchase some sway bars. i looked on everythingg35.com and i dont see the stillen sways for the sedans, only the coupes. any feedback on the eibachs or other brands?

