Maxima Coil overs

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Craigword
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Hey, if anyone knows if they make coil overs for a 1994 nissan maxima, please let me know ive been lookin on the internet and cannot find anything i have eibach's now but want to go lower. Thanks, Craigword


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theTony
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Hi Craigword. I have looked myself and I have not found any either. optauto.com had some for the Maxima, but they were for 2000 and newer I think.

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thanks for your infocraig

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Jeff Williams
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theTony, love your sig.

Yes, I am nervous, how did you know?

How did you do that?

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Jeff Williams
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Sorry, I meant to add my input to the topic. You can try trimming the coils on the Eibachs, but be careful. Trim a 1/4 coil at a time. Make sure the coils have been on the car for at least a month, so they have settled first. If you cut too much, you might have to add a spacer. The more you cut, the stiffer the spring. At some point the spring will be too stiff for the shock, and you get the "bounce" you see ALL the Honda's have.

If you want low, buy an air bag suspension, then you can go low when you want, and go normal, for normal driving.

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^thats what my friend did to his 95 maxima..didnt work out so well..


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