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They will "fit".. but for each application.. 370Z (inc roadster), 370Z Nismo, G35 Coupe, G37 Coupe, G35 Sedan, etc they have different overall drops and spring rates. You need to
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They will "fit".. but for each application.. 370Z (inc roadster), 370Z Nismo, G35 Coupe, G37 Coupe, G35 Sedan, etc they have different overall drops and spring rates.
You need to find out what the part number is, it's stamped on the spring (if it's not, chances are it's not an Eibach), and then you'll know what it is. You do run the risk of having too little or too much drop if it's not for your application, and the spring rates change as well. A lot of ??'s go into this. |
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