Lowering

[Zhorno]

Thinking about maybe lowering a bit , how much for a half desent set of springs ? I just want a ruff idea on cost ? And how much to drop , iv got front splitter and skirts on.

[Ewen@Clark Motorsport]

We have Eibach and Tein in stock, is it for a 350Z or 370z?

[MITZ@CougarStore]

Eibach springs on 30mm front and rear, we supplied and fitted a set again yesterday, drop us a call or PM and we'll be happy to help, images also available on our facebook page...

[Richf]

Big fan of the eibach springs , fitted some on my Evo and then on my brand new daily when it only had 800 miles on.

[Neilp]

eibach springs are great! they are pretty low though

[A9H-RX]

I have apex springs, 30mm and they are great

Edited November 15, 2013 by A9H-RX

[cyberfella]

Eibach springs are great - even better with the accompanying bilstein b8 dampers. highly recommended. be aware that lowering your car will give you too much negative camber. This is not a problem if its a track or infrequently driven car, but if its your daily, you may see tyre wear issues. A set of rear adjustable camber arms and toe bolts + a trip to the alignment centre will correct this though. camber adjustment on the front can still be achieved with oem components, although after market ones allowing for a greater range of adjustment do exist. My advice is talk to CS to discuss the best options according to your budget. They've been brilliant with my Z.