WTB: H&R Springs or other softer spring
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H&R Springs or other softer spring
Looking for a set of used H&R Springs or other softer lowering spring for the Gen 1 sedan. I have tried Eibach and now have Skunk2 but find them too stiff.
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^Go here and find the springs that meet your needs. I made the list so people like you do not have to make mistakes. HOWEVER, while you can find what your looking for. It doesn't mean it will solve your problem and give you what you want. Your likely going to trade spring stiffness for running out of shock travel issues, getting into the bumpstops more often isn't a step towards ride quality.
350Z Tein H-tech's (1.3"/1.2" sedan drop) would give you a slight increase in spring rate while being softer then the H&R and Skunk2's you've tried. Combining them with Tokico 350Z D-specs shocks set to 3 up from full soft would be another level higher in ride quality. Bilstein Pss10 coilovers would be the ultimate solution, more costly of course.
^Go here and find the springs that meet your needs. I made the list so people like you do not have to make mistakes. HOWEVER, while you can find what your looking for. It doesn't mean it will solve your problem and give you what you want. Your likely going to trade spring stiffness for running out of shock travel issues, getting into the bumpstops more often isn't a step towards ride quality.
350Z Tein H-tech's (1.3"/1.2" sedan drop) would give you a slight increase in spring rate while being softer then the H&R and Skunk2's you've tried. Combining them with Tokico 350Z D-specs shocks set to 3 up from full soft would be another level higher in ride quality. Bilstein Pss10 coilovers would be the ultimate solution, more costly of course.
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