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Dave384 · 07-06-2009, 11:16 AM

I only drive the car a few hundred miles before installing the springs, but from what I could tell the ride quality is basically the same as stock. Overall, I think the back sits a little lower than the front, so it would be nice if the front were 0.1 - 0.2" lower or if the rear were about 0.1" higher. I am going to remove the spare tire and tools before I get it aligned to see if that helps bring the rear end up just a little bit to give it an even stance. I will post some pictures whenever my wheels are finally finished. There was a problem with a couple of the wheels, so I had to send them back and I should have them in a couple more weeks.

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Dave384 Base Member Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Ohio Posts: 81 Drives: '11 Nissan 370Z Red Rep Power: 16	I only drive the car a few hundred miles before installing the springs, but from what I could tell the ride quality is basically the same as stock. Overall, I think the back sits a little lower than the front, so it would be nice if the front were 0.1 - 0.2" lower or if the rear were about 0.1" higher. I am going to remove the spare tire and tools before I get it aligned to see if that helps bring the rear end up just a little bit to give it an even stance. I will post some pictures whenever my wheels are finally finished. There was a problem with a couple of the wheels, so I had to send them back and I should have them in a couple more weeks. __________________ Eibach Pro-Kit -- Window Tint (35%/20%) -- Alpine CDA-117 + Focal 165 KRX2 + JL Slash 300/2v2 + JL 12w6v2 + JL Slash 500/1v2 -- FI TDX Cat Back (18" resonators) + FI HFCs -- Venaci Mesh R:20"x11" F:20"x9.5" w/ Falken FK452