No definatley not. The springs are indexed. The rears would not have fit on the front shocks nor would the fronts fit right in the rear.

 

You guys should just save the cash and go coilovers

 

the rear wheel arches are cut lower than the fronts. So it will always look a little uneven with truly even drops. It really starts to show up more once you get past a certain point, a certain amount of drop. Make sense?

I have a more tame drop (and its an X), but I think I am higher than that point where it feels like the rear is really uneven looking compared to the fronts.

 

Yeah thats pretty much what I figured. I think I will just deal with the look for now and save for a few months and get coils. Plus, Im sure my OEM shocks wont last that long with a drop this size anyway so coils are are really my only choice unless I wanted a whole new spring/shock combo.

 

iv seen lots of people do it.

 

Sure.. If your down to let me try them on sometime to take a look before you sell them let me know

 

no shes sitting on a flat ground

 

^^^ wait you are on just springs and struts? not coilovers?

 

What's with the messed up rear camber? Does that even drive nicely?

 

Man those springs are low. Hopefully you've got shocks that can handle such a steep drop. Z or G Sport shocks won't cut it.

 

+1
If you have the oem shocks you are going to overheat them like crazy which will wear them out fast.

 

i am running tanabe df210 coupe springs and sedan sport struts. no springs have been cut. this is my temporary setup, coilovers will be coming soon

 

whats so messed up about the camber? there is some camber that was needed to clear the wheels, butim sure the angle of the photo exxagerates how much camber there actually is. the car drives perfectly fine

 

i thought this springs wouldnt sit that low.. but it look pretty low.
might do these for now since i cant get coilovers yet

 

does anyone know if 2004 350z coilovers would fit on a 2006 g35 sedan...
really neeed to know this ASAP!!!