HKS Hipermax R coilovers installed

[FSUZ33]

I see no reason to be married to the HKS springs. Swift and Hyperco are well regarded brands with every rate you could want. Most coilover companies actually offer these as an upgrade on their coilovers anyways.

My Aragosta springs are sitting in a box. I went swifts and never regretted it.

Switched to Eibach when I needed a uniquely short spring to accomodate air cups.

Agreed. When Ohlins themselves market Swift and Hyperco springs as alternates or upgrades for their stuff, you know they can be trusted.

 

[el mágico]

I am not knowledgeable on coilovers. I have been doing some research though. Since it seems that most here are in the know, can you guys break down the Nismo Coilovers for the Z? Also any recs around the same price range ($1500) are appreciated.

 

[FSUZ33]

No experience with them, but at $1,500-ish, the standouts in my book would be (in no particular order) NISMO, BC and Silvers.

 

[OptionZero]

I am not knowledgeable on coilovers. I have been doing some research though. Since it seems that most here are in the know, can you guys break down the Nismo Coilovers for the Z? Also any recs around the same price range ($1500) are appreciated.

My suggestion is to wait and save up until your budget will allow for a more complete solution.

 

[OptionZero]

I don't see why you're so against the toe bolts. The part of the subframe to grind just expands the stock adjustment track ~1/8 inch and comes no where close to weakening anything. The bolts clamp and function identical to the stock toe adjustment in every other way.

See this video for the install(though I would want to be a little more precise on the grinding):

More than one shop has screwed this up
and eccentric bolts can slip