Hey guys,
its been a while since i posted
I have an '05 Sedan 5AT non-sport base and I want a firmer suspension with a little drop, just to get rid of the front and rear wheelwell gap
If I get a full 350z suspension, will that do?
or should I get Tein Basics
or 350z springs and D-specs?

which one will be the firmest?

Thanks

 

The 350z susp will leave you with approx 2 finger gap front and little less in rear. I have it on my 05 6mt. The ride quality is a little firmer than stock. It is the way the sport pkg should have come.

I would imagine the tein basic would be lowest and firmest drop. I have no idea of what the ride quality of tein basics would be.

I have no knowledge of d-specs except to say if you got the $$$. Then they would be optimal for the z springs. The adjustability factor +++++

 

the definetly cheapest route would be a full 350z setup..if u are looking for more customizeable..den wa transportchef said..

if u look at the thread 350z suspension (stickie)..u can read all about it..

 

i use g35 4 door rwd tien h tech spring with oem shocks. i have a 05X. the ride height and ride is perfect for my taste. i will post pics as soon as i take them.

 

picture tooken off my phone

 

G35x has a different front shock than rwd G35s. The springs should be ok but I don't think a Z front shock would fit your car.

 

yo apintojr, 1st off u car looks awsome, y didn't u get 245/40/19 rubber, second how does the h-tech feel compared to da stock x ride, stiffer, or more body roll, let us know plz

 

Which one will be the firmest, Tein basics by a long shot. BUT,...they definately cannot give you a little drop. Not unless our idea of a little drop is
-1.6" (rear can go to oem height, so -1.6 is in the front).

If you've looked at the many 350Z spring install threads in the sedan section and you look the fender gaps. I would recommend going with the Z spring option and Tokico D-specs.