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Looks good man! I heard the X has especially soft springs. Does this help the ride out a lot? How does it compare to a RWD Sport (if you've driven one).
Looks good, just too much of a drop for me. Wish i could find something with about half the drop. Also looks like the rear is a little lower than the front...
umm any springs made for the RWD 350z, 370z, g35 coupe, g35 sedan, g37 coupe and g37 sedan will all fit the X models. It just drops it a little more cause the X is higher.
by the way, have you looked into some rear spacers? a small bit would help bring those out. then again...you're an X so you might have to do it all around...but don't take my word on that. what's your rear camber at? you planning on doing a camber kit? you could probably do without as long as your toe's in...
^ really?i wonder you'll think about the drop via the h&r springs d_nyholm. the eibachs give a very, very subtle drop. i like it!
I don't want to have to get camber arms and I think that the tire being centered all the way around the wheelwell looks the best (to me), so that would only be about a .75" drop all around on an X. I don't think there is anything out there that would do that. THe S-Techs would be nice...if they made some for a X sedan!
I ordered the same set. A good compromise between the non-x springs and stock. I didn't order any camber arms, hoping that an alignment will get it close to stock specs.
Looks good!!! I've had ProKits on my past 2 cars (00 honda prelude, 05 legacy GT) and loved them. Performance was great and they maintained almost stock like ride quality for both cars.
what kind of numbers are you getting with your camber after the drop? I have been thinking about buying these for my X, but dont want to deal with camber arms as well...
03-31-2011, 10:49 PM
