I'm guessing if i put 19in coupe rims on then install the springs im afraid it will hit that bar since my stock 17 are already almost hitting it

 

No, that piece moves with the suspension. You're fine.

 

Lmfao.

This.

 

won't that piece move down since im lowing my car and hit my tire?

 

No.

This may give you an idea as to why it doesn't move.

 

Dude you will be fine! Thousands of people have run 19's and 20's and dont hit the top of the spindle.

This thread can deliver the lol.....

 

You don't know until you know. You know?

Nice to have a thread where you can all the noob questions.

But yeah its fkking funny sometimes lol



4dgs posted the perfect pic. The upper control arm moves with the rim, rotor, hub assembly. Its attached. The only way you can get closer is by running a massively oversized tire.

 

will the 19in coupe rims and the z springs effect my riding experience ? cause my stock is 17in

 

Yes you will have a stiffer/harsher ride

 

so i shouldnt do it ?

 

It will be noticable but if you want a better, more performance oriented ride then its worth it. If you want a more luxury feel and better comfort than you might need to research some other springs.

 

so the z springs will give me more control? and is more sensitive to my movement?

 

Yes, you are removing meat from the tire and getting firmer springs. Its still decently comfortable. It all differs from person to person if its ok or not.

Go with it and see how you like it.

 

do you have this setup ? if you do how is it?
pros and cons?

 

You'll be fine. I'm on 19"s and 350z springs with no issues. The only thing I did was have the rear fenders rolled (sedan).