suspension question~newbie
suspension question~newbie
Hey I got these springs from my buddy's 350z...Can someone tell me if they are revised / unrevised.

Also, do I just pretty much just swap them in for my non sport oem sedan springs? And will a alignment be necessary?
Sorry for the newbie questions, i did search and found out that i did not need a camber kit or toe bolts..Still looking for these answers though!
thanks.

Also, do I just pretty much just swap them in for my non sport oem sedan springs? And will a alignment be necessary?
Sorry for the newbie questions, i did search and found out that i did not need a camber kit or toe bolts..Still looking for these answers though!
thanks.
So, unrevised.
with a 1 inch drop, u will still be able to get ur car aligned. u shouldnt have much issues with camber wear, if any.
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i had the same springs on my g35x. alignment wasn't bad. i did camber arms font and rear. if i had to do it again i would have saved up and got a quality aftermarket set up. just my 2 cents.
Sorry I missed this thread earlier.
Yes, those are unrevised. Also, you don't need a camber kit with Z springs.
Tell the shop to use alignment specs for a 350Z and you'll be fine.
I have a little neg camber that puts it just slightly out of sedan specs, but my tires aren't showing any camber wear after a year.
Yes, those are unrevised. Also, you don't need a camber kit with Z springs.
Tell the shop to use alignment specs for a 350Z and you'll be fine.
I have a little neg camber that puts it just slightly out of sedan specs, but my tires aren't showing any camber wear after a year.
Sorry I missed this thread earlier.
Yes, those are unrevised. Also, you don't need a camber kit with Z springs.
Tell the shop to use alignment specs for a 350Z and you'll be fine.
I have a little neg camber that puts it just slightly out of sedan specs, but my tires aren't showing any camber wear after a year.
Yes, those are unrevised. Also, you don't need a camber kit with Z springs.
Tell the shop to use alignment specs for a 350Z and you'll be fine.
I have a little neg camber that puts it just slightly out of sedan specs, but my tires aren't showing any camber wear after a year.
Would probably depend much on the tire, and how good a job the alignment shop did. I know some guys on here run excessive negative camber, but don't wear tires as fast as you might think because they keep their toe as close to perfect as possible.
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