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Apollo8642 · 03-21-2014, 03:38 PM

I forgot to mention the Swift-R's are a bit stiffer feeling then the stock Nismo springs. So if you are looking for more ride quality over performance, I would look at a something like fuct recommends in the Tein line up. ( 350Z only)Tein H-tech is for better ride quality, and it's give a little bit of a lower stance then stock, but not as much as the other springs out there, that are more agressive. Then the S-tech spings is more of a performance lowing spring, and is along the same lines as the Swifts, H&R, Eibach (which makes spring just for the Nismo), Megan, Tanabe, RS-R, ARK, etc.
This is my first car I haven't run Tein suspension on as of yet.

fuct, which Tein spring are you running?

03-21-2014, 03:38 PM	#7 (permalink)
Apollo8642 Base Member Join Date: Feb 2012 Location: Oregon Posts: 187 Drives: 09 370Z Nismo #280 Rep Power: 13	I forgot to mention the Swift-R's are a bit stiffer feeling then the stock Nismo springs. So if you are looking for more ride quality over performance, I would look at a something like fuct recommends in the Tein line up. ( 350Z only)Tein H-tech is for better ride quality, and it's give a little bit of a lower stance then stock, but not as much as the other springs out there, that are more agressive. Then the S-tech spings is more of a performance lowing spring, and is along the same lines as the Swifts, H&R, Eibach (which makes spring just for the Nismo), Megan, Tanabe, RS-R, ARK, etc. This is my first car I haven't run Tein suspension on as of yet. fuct, which Tein spring are you running? Last edited by Apollo8642; 03-21-2014 at 07:09 PM.