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Halfkiddio · 11-10-2016, 02:45 PM

Anything from SPL is the way to go. Voodoo 13 is also a brand that is up there with SPL.

I will say V3's aren't good enough for repeated track use from what I have seen. They need a stiffer linear spring rate to be good, and KW will no longer revalve the V3's for a linear spring since the release of their Clubsport line. However, they do not offer a Clubsport for the 370z.

JRZ's are out of this world good.

MCS would be a good option equal to JRZ, as well as Moton if they offer anything for the 370z.

MCA's look good, as well as Stance Pro Comp 2's.

Bilstein PSS9/10's are a very recommended coilover in the European car world.

The higher level BC Racing coils (DR, HR, ER, ZR) are also very good and may be an option for you to look at.

11-10-2016, 02:45 PM	#7 (permalink)
Halfkiddio Enthusiast Member Join Date: Jan 2015 Location: Knoxville Age: 30 Posts: 250 Drives: 09 RAE 370Z Rep Power: 10	Anything from SPL is the way to go. Voodoo 13 is also a brand that is up there with SPL. I will say V3's aren't good enough for repeated track use from what I have seen. They need a stiffer linear spring rate to be good, and KW will no longer revalve the V3's for a linear spring since the release of their Clubsport line. However, they do not offer a Clubsport for the 370z. JRZ's are out of this world good. MCS would be a good option equal to JRZ, as well as Moton if they offer anything for the 370z. MCA's look good, as well as Stance Pro Comp 2's. Bilstein PSS9/10's are a very recommended coilover in the European car world. The higher level BC Racing coils (DR, HR, ER, ZR) are also very good and may be an option for you to look at.