Anyone running whiteline springs?

overtureZ · 05-20-2020, 08:48 PM

https://rcagarage.com/shop/suspensio...gs-wsk-nis002/

See the link above for what I am talking about.

I ordered these because they offer a lower drop in the rear over the front, and whiteline is a known good brand from my knowledge.. (25mm front and 35mm rear)

Has anyone else used or is using these springs? If so can you give me a little review on them?

Thank you!

Maestro666 · 05-21-2020, 06:21 PM

Yep I am using them. They are made in my country, so obvious choice here.

Ride comfort: Improved
Handling: Improved
Hard Parking: Improved

Surprisingly I have had far less scraping of my front since the whiteline springs.

overtureZ · 05-26-2020, 12:53 PM

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Originally Posted by Maestro666

Yep I am using them. They are made in my country, so obvious choice here.

Ride comfort: Improved
Handling: Improved
Hard Parking: Improved

Surprisingly I have had far less scraping of my front since the whiteline springs.

Awesome to hear! I have always looked at whiteline as a quality manufacture, so glad to see that it was an overall improvement to your ride!

Surprised more people don't opt for these springs!

OptionZero · 05-26-2020, 02:30 PM

While I have no experience with this company personally, and would not begrudge anyone in their home market from using them . . .

. . . I know someone who built a SEMA car (new supra) that was sponsored by Whiteline and was not entirely pleased with their suspension parts, which broke and stranded him in Vegas somewhere. It was apparently not the best experience overall.

For springs, they don't seem like a popular option. Seems like everyone uses Swifts, if they aren't going to coilovers.

overtureZ · 05-27-2020, 04:42 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by OptionZero

While I have no experience with this company personally, and would not begrudge anyone in their home market from using them . . .

. . . I know someone who built a SEMA car (new supra) that was sponsored by Whiteline and was not entirely pleased with their suspension parts, which broke and stranded him in Vegas somewhere. It was apparently not the best experience overall.

For springs, they don't seem like a popular option. Seems like everyone uses Swifts, if they aren't going to coilovers.

Thank you for your input!
From what I have seen on here swift was one of the first, so that makes since to me that it's the most popular option.
You google lowering springs for 370z and swift is probably gonna be right there in the front page a few times.
Whiteline on the other hand isn't really advertised, so it makes me feel like they are a kind of hidden gem that people don't give a chance or just can't find haha.

Either way the springs should be better than stock.

Maestro666 · 05-28-2020, 06:33 AM

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Originally Posted by overtureZ

Thank you for your input!
From what I have seen on here swift was one of the first, so that makes since to me that it's the most popular option.
You google lowering springs for 370z and swift is probably gonna be right there in the front page a few times.
Whiteline on the other hand isn't really advertised, so it makes me feel like they are a kind of hidden gem that people don't give a chance or just can't find haha.

Either way the springs should be better than stock.

Definitely better than stock. Get this, my girlfriend, sitting in the passenger seat, commented on how nice the car drives now. Yep!

AlWakRa · 05-28-2020, 04:49 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by OptionZero

While I have no experience with this company personally, and would not begrudge anyone in their home market from using them . . .

. . . I know someone who built a SEMA car (new supra) that was sponsored by Whiteline and was not entirely pleased with their suspension parts, which broke and stranded him in Vegas somewhere. It was apparently not the best experience overall.

For springs, they don't seem like a popular option. Seems like everyone uses Swifts, if they aren't going to coilovers.

From my experience, they are a great quality, I have their sway bars on my z, also their bushings are highly regarded as far as poly bushings, but I don't know about their work on the new supra. Anyway, I agree, Swift is one of the top choices as far as springs.

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overtureZ Enthusiast Member Join Date: Dec 2015 Location: Middle TN Age: 31 Posts: 319 Drives: Da Boosted Z Rep Power: 9	Anyone running whiteline springs? https://rcagarage.com/shop/suspensio...gs-wsk-nis002/ See the link above for what I am talking about. I ordered these because they offer a lower drop in the rear over the front, and whiteline is a known good brand from my knowledge.. (25mm front and 35mm rear) Has anyone else used or is using these springs? If so can you give me a little review on them? Thank you! __________________ Auto/Z Enthusiast - Mechanical Engineer - Fabricator - Do it for dale Last edited by overtureZ; 05-21-2020 at 09:20 AM.

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OptionZero A True Z Fanatic Join Date: Apr 2011 Location: Sacramento Posts: 3,235 Drives: 15 370Z Nismo 6MT Rep Power: 214100	While I have no experience with this company personally, and would not begrudge anyone in their home market from using them . . . . . . I know someone who built a SEMA car (new supra) that was sponsored by Whiteline and was not entirely pleased with their suspension parts, which broke and stranded him in Vegas somewhere. It was apparently not the best experience overall. For springs, they don't seem like a popular option. Seems like everyone uses Swifts, if they aren't going to coilovers. __________________ OptionZero Build Thread

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05-21-2020, 06:21 PM	#2 (permalink)
Maestro666 Base Member Join Date: Oct 2018 Location: Australia Posts: 99 Drives: 370z 7AT 2014 Rep Power: 7	Yep I am using them. They are made in my country, so obvious choice here. Ride comfort: Improved Handling: Improved Hard Parking: Improved Surprisingly I have had far less scraping of my front since the whiteline springs.