I don't know the specific spec on ride height on the G-stechs. Z-htechs are about 1"/.6" and if you do the springmount you will drop even 1" around. You will not have any scraping or rubbing problems with the z-htechs. I've had very few scraping incidents on very steep driveways with the nismo front but other than that, not. It's a very comfortable ride that's close to stock spring rates which the G-stechs are not.

 

Z s-techs(week #2)

 

350Z H-Techs in the front
HKS adjustable springs in the rear (courtesy of member pj-le)

 

^ Nice shot! You've really captured the contours of the car's body.

 

HKS adjustable springs as in a coilover adjuster on top of the H-tech spring?

Also what R2C filter are you using with your stillen airbox? Does it fit properly? It's a dry-filter right?

 

H-tech springs in the front, HKS coilover (no h-tech) in the rear

 

Thanks, Johnny.

Denzel, coilovers are made up of adjustable springs and adjustable shocks. My teammate is lending me only the adjustable springs for the rear -- I'm still running on stock shocks.

I'm using the Stillen replacement R2C filter. It fits if you modify the Stillen heatshield. It is, indeed, a dry filter.

 

I'm getting work t1s with 275/35/19 and 245/35/19, if i get H-techs I won't need to get a camber kit right? also if anyone knows if the tires will rub, please let me know. I really like the look of S-techs but can't get a camber right now.

 

^What offset you look at?

 

Not aggressive, have to double check but I'm pretty sure its 20. But what I'm wondering if it would really make that much of a difference to the look of the car

 

If you can wait, just don't mount your T1S or your springs [S-techs] until you get your camber kits.

Saves you the trouble of buying H-techs and then having to resell them and then buying a set of s-techs.

 

It is a wild shot, BUT, anyone got pics with stocks 17"s. With Z S-Tech

 

So true. I bought H-techs and now I'm thinking about going lower. I hate this forum sometimes :P

 

Thanks Kevin. Yea I've just never heard of someone doing that. I guess that save you from cutting the springmount! I'm thinking about picking up a dry filter myself once more reviews come in.

 

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