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Hi hybrid!!! I am a long time reader but first time poster. I just bought a 1975 280z in great condition, believe it or not it has 12000 orig miles.It was an elderly ladies grocery getter. Anyway here are my goals im planning on doing, a l28et swap i want the best of both worlds with some speed and handling.I wanna start upgrading my suspension i know coilovers are great but cant really afford those.so ive been looking at some drop springs but cant decide on which ones i wanna go with.I want whichever is gonna lower my car more but with good spring rate. let me stop blabbing and get to the point. Can you guys post up pics of your cars with lowing springs and tell me specs on them springs,shocks you know the whole 9.Ive been searching but cant find any lowering spring pic post. thanks guys

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For pics try searching specifically in the forum for member's builds.

 

Read through this entire thread

http://forums.hybridz.org/index.php/topic/49037-help-what-suspension-modifications-should-i-do/

 

and this one too

http://forums.hybridz.org/index.php/topic/38589-strut-sectioning-faq/

 

 

Additionally,

 

HybridZ is about performance, not how the fender gap looks.

 

 

My personal recontamination on lowering springs is here:

http://forums.hybridz.org/index.php/topic/88025-installing-tokico-280z-hp-springs-in-a-240z/

 

They're what I'm running on my car.

 

 

Finally, give this thread a good read over. And then read it again.

http://forums.hybridz.org/index.php?app=forums&module=extras&section=boardrules

 

Everything I have shown you is in the stickies!

Research, read, research, read, research, read, research, read, research, read, research, read, research, read, research, read, research, read, research, read, research, and read.

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Hey...welcome to the site! I'm new here too...I've got a 72 240Z. Great question...if you look around at threads discussing various suspension setups, you'll normally find pictures with details about the specific components used for that particular car.

 

One thing that jumps out at me though is the fact that you are modifying a one-owner, lady-driven, 12,000 mile 1975 280Z. Is this car original and in good shape? If so, you may want to think about keeping it original. It may de-value the car if you start "upgrading" it. Sounds like you have a really nice survivor...you can modify them anytime but they're only original once. Not trying to tell you what to do with your own car and not discouraging any modifications - that's what this site is based on and modifications are great! Just think before you "mod"...that's all. Of course, some mods are reversible so, you could always put it back stock too. Good luck.

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