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Thanks! Zero rubbing and a much better ride than the stock springs. These springs are a great upgrade for the 370z.
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Koni's are on my "to do" list for sure.
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Looking good 370Zgatorman, the spacers are ideal for the sport wheels, fills out the wheel well. Now mount some beefy RE-11's and you will be set.
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Thanks :) Yep, as soon as these tires wear out. I REALLY want the Nismo wheels though and will be trying to trade these plus cash as soon as I find someone with them.
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Just want to point that these springs will gradually settle over time a bit more. My car is easily another .5 lower today than it was last Summer when I had the springs installed. Then again, it could just be a factor of NYC roads contributing to this. But ride quality has not worsened, fortunately.
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Sounds good as I'm wanting another 0.5" in drop.
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I assume since the 2013 Z didn't change too much the swift springs should fit on the new models, right? Please correct me if I'm wrong.
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The struts, springs, and a few other damper related bits are different on the 2013 370Z, actually. The ride height is slightly higher as a result.
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I remember reading something about "euro-tuned shock absorbers" being newly added for the sport package equipped 2013 somewhere. I'm not sure if any suspension components have been redesigned or not. I would double check part numbers against a previous year for shocks/struts before making a purchase.
Here it is in an article: 2013 Nissan 370Z Gets Some Small Updates (The Torque Report) |
I think the ride quality is better after I got the Swifts installed, however, I would like it to be a bit stiffer, will Koni Yellow shocks be able to provide that?
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