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Jhill · 05-24-2016, 10:16 PM

Anyone tried the rsr sport line I coilovers for the z? After a lot of searching they sound like the right kit for me. Same as Oem spring rates so same dd comfort but can be firmed up for track or front to rear adjustments. Can still retain Oem height (can even go higher) with a recommended -.8 front and rear so not super low, may not even need upper arms if not dropping low. Coil overs so I can have car corner balanced. Ti composite linear springs (which is surprising at their price point), Japan built, not sure if rear are linear or progressive springs I'll have to look into that.

So overall it looks like what I'm after. Not giving up any dd comfort or noise sine its still bushing mounted, has the ability to corner balance, and can be tuned firmer for occasional track. Just need to see if any user feedback, they seem more popular in the brz/frs crowd.

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Jhill Track Member Join Date: Mar 2016 Location: San jose Posts: 846 Drives: 2013 370z sport Rep Power: 3384	Rsr sport line I coil over anyone? Anyone tried the rsr sport line I coilovers for the z? After a lot of searching they sound like the right kit for me. Same as Oem spring rates so same dd comfort but can be firmed up for track or front to rear adjustments. Can still retain Oem height (can even go higher) with a recommended -.8 front and rear so not super low, may not even need upper arms if not dropping low. Coil overs so I can have car corner balanced. Ti composite linear springs (which is surprising at their price point), Japan built, not sure if rear are linear or progressive springs I'll have to look into that. So overall it looks like what I'm after. Not giving up any dd comfort or noise sine its still bushing mounted, has the ability to corner balance, and can be tuned firmer for occasional track. Just need to see if any user feedback, they seem more popular in the brz/frs crowd.