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Well I decided to wait as I was told when I was going to place my order that RS*R is releasing a spring for the 370Z. Might as well get

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Old 06-16-2010, 06:56 PM   #16 (permalink)
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Well I decided to wait as I was told when I was going to place my order that RS*R is releasing a spring for the 370Z. Might as well get the right one right? 3 months out I am told.
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did you get any specific information? how much will it drop? spring rates? linear?
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Old 06-17-2010, 02:08 AM   #18 (permalink)
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No other info was released to us.
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so .5-.75" drop both fr and rr? also anyone off the top know how the spring rate conversion works out to be? Thanks for that info!
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If its only going to drop that little how about just getting the s-tune kit with the dampers? Think those run like $800. Much better package/deal in the long run.
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Well for one it's three times the cost, and only a .4" drop. With these you can add them to the S Tune kit. . Plus the Ti2000 are titanium and ultra light.

I'm sure these are for sale in Japan right now. I want a set!
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I, uh......I don't......uh..............what?
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Take an educational guess man.. I'm too lazy to translate it.
kg/mm = spring rate
mm = drop height
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I'm sure these are for sale in Japan right now. I want a set!
Yes its for sale right now @ Japan. I saw these at a couple online shops
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What setup would give a smooth comfortable ride, as for as springs, shocks, coilovers ? Sorry for the super noob question; i've got the sport pgk, hotchkis sways, and 20" rims and tire setup of 255/30/20 front and 305/25/20 rear. I had eibach pro kit on but it was bumpy as hell, i thought taking them out would help but no. Maybe tires with more profile would help, somthing like 255/35/20 f. 305/30/20 r.... Sorry for highjacking this thread for a min. It's driving me nuts... any help is appreciated. Thanks again
Well...Your first problem was putting all this stuff on stock shocks. Heavy 20" wheels/tires, and springs that need additional shock control have overwhelmed the stock dampers. You've simply added too much unsprung weight in addition to a stiffer spring, resulting in a poor ride.
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Take an educational guess man.. I'm too lazy to translate it.
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yah, about $400 retail for just 10-15mm drop. not worth the hassle.

just get the s-tune kit with the dampers. 20mm drop with matching dampers, and even a nissan warranty.
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I wonder if any sponsors can get some of these to sell? I'm ready to buy.
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Take an educational guess man.. I'm too lazy to translate it.
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Lol, I know. Just giving you a hard time.
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yah, about $400 retail for just 10-15mm drop. not worth the hassle.

just get the s-tune kit with the dampers. 20mm drop with matching dampers, and even a nissan warranty.
Retail yes, but they won't sell close to 400. More like 2-300 at most.
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