I lowered my sedan on G35 Tein H-tech's and guess what? They're uneven (Just like I read b4 i installed them).... The front sits lower than the rear... so it looks like a "funny car" ready for it's 7-second 1/4 mile.... Anyway... I don't have the sport suspension... car has 50k miles and I hear i can get the Tokico HP shocks and purchase a set of Tein G35 S-tech's to lower the rear... What do y'all think? I'm trying to keep cost to a minimal since I already made a mistake... Holla!

 

the front always sits lower than the rear with springs.. do the spring mount mod

 

tap it a little with this

 

The rear is lower with the springs I am using.

 

^ are they different springs front/back?

 

Same set... Tein H-tech's for G35 Sedan...

 

No, they are Hotchkiss 350z springs, the complete front and rear set.

 

spring mount mod is...?? and what shall I do to not have than uneven drop... so my car is not pointing towards the ground?

 

Modifying the rear spring mount will allow the rear to sit a tad bit lower...

 

Mine are the same front is lower then the rear.

 

A spring mount mod will give you about 1/4" more drop in the rear. Not worth the effort in my opinion..I've done it before on a friends coupe.

 

I have some tein S-tech springs that I just had installed and the drop is even on mine, you should pick up those up Or some coilovers

 

Just get some coilovers and slam that shiet!

 

what all is involved?... does it negatively affect ride quality? Eibach Pros leave the rear a bit high - I've been contemplating different springs (or possibly coil overs) - but if the mod you reference doesn’t hurt suspension function I might try it.

 

http://www.tein.com/tech_info/p14.html
Sedan S-Techs drop the front 1.97 in, rear 1.26 while H-Techs drop the front 1.38, rear 0.67...

Technically, the difference between the front and rear are about the same, only the H-Techs won't drop the car as much.

IMO, with the rear fenders on most cars sitting lower than the fronts, a demon drop looks better anyways...