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On my 350Z i used the SPC, looks like there is a set for the 370Z as well. Not sure if you will DIY, but will need a dremel/rotary file

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Old 12-30-2009, 02:21 PM   #1 (permalink)
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On my 350Z i used the SPC, looks like there is a set for the 370Z as well. Not sure if you will DIY, but will need a dremel/rotary file to elongate the cam bolt slot on the chassis. There is probably a how-to-thread somewhere on this forum:

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Before I went with the SPC, I went cheap with Kinetix front and rear. very disappointed with poor quality and threw them away.


Good luck with this, you have the tough part behind you - understanding the basics of what is required to properly mod your suspension.
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