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RomRox · 06-11-2010, 01:29 PM

I've had a very good experience with H&R's with my S2000 with stock shocks. Drop wasnt extreme however, <1" drop.

I was leaning towards Eibach with the 370, but with the reports of the springs going/feeling soft after some time, I've decided to drop the car properly and go with KW coilovers. I originally was going to go just KW V1's with just height adjustibility, but in instead of taking my chances with not liking the ride dampening, decided to go KW V3's.

I hadn't considered H&R's for the 370 since the the drop just looks too extreme for the roads up here in Canada. I'd probably be scraping all over the place!

06-11-2010, 01:29 PM	#17 (permalink)
RomRox Base Member Join Date: May 2010 Location: Edmonton, Alberta Posts: 110 Drives: 10 Nissan 370Z MB M6 Rep Power: 15	I've had a very good experience with H&R's with my S2000 with stock shocks. Drop wasnt extreme however, <1" drop. I was leaning towards Eibach with the 370, but with the reports of the springs going/feeling soft after some time, I've decided to drop the car properly and go with KW coilovers. I originally was going to go just KW V1's with just height adjustibility, but in instead of taking my chances with not liking the ride dampening, decided to go KW V3's. I hadn't considered H&R's for the 370 since the the drop just looks too extreme for the roads up here in Canada. I'd probably be scraping all over the place!