i dont want coils...
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i dont want coils...
as title says, right now im on full revised z suspension... and i dont want coils... primary because i have heard the ride can be stiff and not pleasant.. and i have seen people go from coils back to stock.. so my question is
which springs would go best with revised 350z suspension. i wanna sit kinda low since upgrading from unrevised to revised raised me higher..
which springs would go best with revised 350z suspension. i wanna sit kinda low since upgrading from unrevised to revised raised me higher..
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how much lower will s-tech drop on revised z suspension? because i did like how much lower i was when i was on unrevised.
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your dropped on s-techs...? on your pic seems like you're damn low.
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Not sure where you heard that. Depends if the coils are adjustable or not. What you hear on the forums is not always the same as in the real world. I could go from riding on a cloud to feeling every crack on the road with my coils. Not to mention you can adjust the height.
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Social,
I'm running the exact set up you're describing. S Techs and revised Z shocks/struts. My springs have settled just a touch since these pictures, but I'm real happy with how it all turned out. I think the Z parts match up well with the springs, the ride is tight but not harsh at all. The car handles very well and I love the look. I'm on coupe 19s with rolled fenders in the back and I have no rubbing or scraping issues either. If you don't want to commit to coils for now this is a really good combination IMO.


I'm running the exact set up you're describing. S Techs and revised Z shocks/struts. My springs have settled just a touch since these pictures, but I'm real happy with how it all turned out. I think the Z parts match up well with the springs, the ride is tight but not harsh at all. The car handles very well and I love the look. I'm on coupe 19s with rolled fenders in the back and I have no rubbing or scraping issues either. If you don't want to commit to coils for now this is a really good combination IMO.


Social,
I'm running the exact set up you're describing. S Techs and revised Z shocks/struts. My springs have settled just a touch since these pictures, but I'm real happy with how it all turned out. I think the Z parts match up well with the springs, the ride is tight but not harsh at all. The car handles very well and I love the look. I'm on coupe 19s with rolled fenders in the back and I have no rubbing or scraping issues either. If you don't want to commit to coils for now this is a really good combination IMO.



I'm running the exact set up you're describing. S Techs and revised Z shocks/struts. My springs have settled just a touch since these pictures, but I'm real happy with how it all turned out. I think the Z parts match up well with the springs, the ride is tight but not harsh at all. The car handles very well and I love the look. I'm on coupe 19s with rolled fenders in the back and I have no rubbing or scraping issues either. If you don't want to commit to coils for now this is a really good combination IMO.



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Nope. I'm thinking about 5 or 10 mm but I haven't decided on that yet.
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