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Originally Posted by tjlazer G37 springs will raise the 370Z! Other parts might work. But there are H&R springs for the 370Z already. Yeah. But it's hella expensive. I been

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Old 07-14-2011, 02:42 PM   #7 (permalink)
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G37 springs will raise the 370Z! Other parts might work. But there are H&R springs for the 370Z already.
Yeah. But it's hella expensive. I been going back and fourth between the swift and H&R's because I hear the swifts does not need a camber kit.


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Keep looking. If you are on a budget then keep an eye on the for sale forum. It's better to get a used quality part that fits over trying to make something new fit.
I been all over our forum private sales. but it's still kinda high >.< I understand no one wants to lose money on their parts. But dang, our stuff is way to high to be used.
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