Shock/Suspension Recommendation ('04 Sedan)
#18
09-21-2010, 01:11 PM
Yes, they are. 
I should clarify; my wheel gaps are pretty even, and my car does not sit as level as I've seen those with full Z setups, the rear is a tad higher than the front. Full Z's that I've seen seem to have a bit less gap in the rear, hence they sit more level and I don't know why since the springs appear EXACTLY the same just by eyeballing. Sometimes it varies from car to car, too.
I should clarify; my wheel gaps are pretty even, and my car does not sit as level as I've seen those with full Z setups, the rear is a tad higher than the front. Full Z's that I've seen seem to have a bit less gap in the rear, hence they sit more level and I don't know why since the springs appear EXACTLY the same just by eyeballing. Sometimes it varies from car to car, too.
#19
09-21-2010, 01:42 PM
#20
09-21-2010, 03:51 PM
My rears are coupe sports. OP, lots of good reading here:
https://g35driver.com/forums/brakes-...w-updates.html
https://g35driver.com/forums/brakes-...w-updates.html
350Z’s 2003/2004 (unrevised)
Front:314 Rear:342
G35 sedan's with non sport
Front: 283 Rear: 308
#21
09-21-2010, 05:40 PM
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Oh what a difference a day makes on Driver. 
Just know you are headed down a very dangerous and slippery slope because once you get mod fever it never really goes away. A lot of us have started off with the "I just want a little drop" mentality and you wake up one morning down the road and you car looks like one of these and you're broke as a joke:
G35Papa
FlyingLumpia
SDGenuis
OCG35
SouthBayGSedan
4Dr.Madness.
Ttrank
G Sedan
CandlestickPark
Just know you are headed down a very dangerous and slippery slope because once you get mod fever it never really goes away. A lot of us have started off with the "I just want a little drop" mentality and you wake up one morning down the road and you car looks like one of these and you're broke as a joke:
G35Papa
FlyingLumpia
SDGenuis
OCG35
SouthBayGSedan
4Dr.Madness.
Ttrank
G Sedan
CandlestickPark
#22
09-21-2010, 05:46 PM
LOL @ Blue Dream trying to give the n00bs visual mod-itis
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#27
09-22-2010, 03:03 AM
I'm sure they were rubbing... but only when I have a heavy load of passengers. No spacers either.
The front height imo is too tall. I would like to lower the front for sure for looks and a stiffer ride. Would the car ride odd with lowering the front but keeping the rear stock? I plan to do the struts/shocks with the Tokico HPs.
If I go your recommended route with Z fronts and coupe rears... what shocks do I go with? The G35 struts/shocks all around or Z struts up front and coupe shocks in back?
The front height imo is too tall. I would like to lower the front for sure for looks and a stiffer ride. Would the car ride odd with lowering the front but keeping the rear stock? I plan to do the struts/shocks with the Tokico HPs.
If I go your recommended route with Z fronts and coupe rears... what shocks do I go with? The G35 struts/shocks all around or Z struts up front and coupe shocks in back?
once revised, the higher rate rear springs for the z and coupe are the same so you may as well just get a set of oem z springs. If you want some springs, I have some oem available...I think they are coupe fronts and rear. I would have to double check.
I am running G/Z combo with Z tokico shocks with no problem at all.
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