Right lowering spring for 2013 Nismo

forzagt · 11-23-2012, 12:02 PM

Well I bought the 2013 Nismo. I wasn't sure at first if this car was really better but it REALLY is. The Nismo suspension is quite good. That being said I don't want to undo what the engineers at Nissan accomplished. From what I can tell Eibach is the ONLY company that makes springs specifically tested on the Nismo edition of the Z. I want the best option for Nismo suspension that doesn't require me to change parts on the car to get the alignment correct. I kinda think the H&R sport coil overs would be a good way to go and only lower the car to the point it stays within alignment specs or get the Eibachs. Either way, I'll get the 15 mm wheel spacers.

Any thoughts on this? Does anyone know of lowering springs that meet these requirements?

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11-23-2012, 12:02 PM	#1 (permalink)
forzagt Base Member Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: Orange County, CA Posts: 33 Drives: 2013 370Z Nismo Rep Power: 15	Well I bought the 2013 Nismo. I wasn't sure at first if this car was really better but it REALLY is. The Nismo suspension is quite good. That being said I don't want to undo what the engineers at Nissan accomplished. From what I can tell Eibach is the ONLY company that makes springs specifically tested on the Nismo edition of the Z. I want the best option for Nismo suspension that doesn't require me to change parts on the car to get the alignment correct. I kinda think the H&R sport coil overs would be a good way to go and only lower the car to the point it stays within alignment specs or get the Eibachs. Either way, I'll get the 15 mm wheel spacers. Any thoughts on this? Does anyone know of lowering springs that meet these requirements?