Hey guys I got a G35 sport shocks and struts from a friend along with Motegi Racing wheels and tires. They are sitting with Tien H tech springs and the ride is great. I want to go a little lower but i cant buy coilovers, because I just dont have enough money. And I searched but i cant seem to understand what all the spring rates, and what wont damage the sport springs. so here are my questions.

1. What spring will offer more of a drop than the Tien H techs

2. If there is one, will it damage the shocks and struts in a few thousand miles? (I dont Want that)

3. And or what is the lowest possible drop on what springs without damage, without camber

 

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Well,

Other drivers can chine in if im incorrect, but if im not mistaken, and drop over 1" will shorten the life span of your OEM shocks/struts quickly. 350z springs offer a lower drop on some applications when put on a sedan. but you will need to replace the shock/struts eventually. Im on 350z sportlines and my OEM sport shock/struts are pretty much gone im sure. So i plan to replace them with coils later.



But its just some ideas for you. AGAIN I'm not a expert in anyway, shape, or form but I try to look and research as much as I can.

Try here for a Good Start: https://g35driver.com/forums/g35-sed...on-thread.html

Here is a option for you if your low on funds: https://g35driver.com/forums/brakes-...l?ref=esp-link

Just for the future, check out the stickys too...or you shall be by the org!

 

Dont sedans drop 1inch for 350z springs? i am buying either the sportline springs or regualar 350z eibach springs. How much did your sedan drop from the sportline?

 

...More like close to an added 1'' when used on a sedan. My current drop I think its like over a 2" drop and yes you will need front and rear camber kits. The ride will be rought let me warn you, but I like it stiff like that. (no homo). I'm on sedan sport shock/struts. I wouldnt recomend it, you can bottom out and it hurts (I can feel the cars pain)