Lowering spring options...

[Kenrik]

I need to drop my car, AND I'm looking for stiffer spring rates because at high speeds (90-140 mph) I don't like hitting dips in the road and feel the car bounce/feel very uncontroled (not a nice feeling at that speed)

that makes S-techs and H-techs out of the question.

I prefer not to have a progressive spring and I want an agressive drop AND I don't have money for coilvers or camber kits (so the Tanbe DF210s are out, because I hear you NEED a camber kit)

What should I get?

[Sleeksil80]

im pretty sure that the majority of regular lowering springs are progressive because of their use as a daily driver. your best bet would prob be to get the best prog. lowering spring that you can....

[TJMaxx98]

I know a few guys that have 350zs which they race and they run RS-R springs. My next mod is going to be some Eibach springs with a 1" drop, but they are more for the daily driver. If you would like something more for the track check out this link.

http://www.rs-r.com/products.a...ry=13

[Kenrik]

^ only 315 kg... that's pretty sucky, stock 350z rear springs are 465 kg...

[BippuBoss]

if you were looking at the tanabe df210's maybe you should have checked out the gf210's instead. they offer more performance and are more than capable of taking on daily driving.

[Sentientbydesign]

Bippu,

You might want to check the original post date before replying to these. Most of these threads are at least a year if not older.

[BippuBoss]

thanks it didn't occur to me that no one goes on here that much.

[Sentientbydesign]

It's not because people don't go on here much. It's because you became a member right after the Staff reorganized the G35 forums. Before the G35 and G37 forums were separate and only had one forum.

Now we have the sub-forums (General, Brakes/Tires/Wheels, Modification Database...etc).

When they reorganized, all of the old threads got bumped to the top. These areas will slowly but surely get more active. We're all adjusting.