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Can the GT350R front and rear springs be run on the stock PP dampers? I know it's been stated that it is not recommended but would it actually work?
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Yes but it will be pretty uncontrolled and bouncy.Can the GT350R front and rear springs be run on the stock PP dampers? I know it's been stated that it is not recommended but would it actually work?
No, R sits lower than the normal GT350.So if I install the R springs on my 350 it will raise the front end little bit correct?
I thought it was due to the tire side walls bring lower.No, R sits lower than the normal GT350.
It's both. The front of the R sits approx 1" lower than the GT350, half from the tire sidewall, half from the springs.I thought it was due to the tire side walls bring lower.
These are the ones.Front: FR3Z5310M
Rear Left: FR3Z5560T (Now X Suffix)
Bmacil what rear springs do you recommend if I’m going with R springs and steeda fixed shocks if I’m running the R front 34mm sway and rear R 24mm sway?Yes but it will be pretty uncontrolled and bouncy.
Probably R rears also. FR3Z-5560-X (or FR3Z-5560-T).Bmacil what rear springs do you recommend if I’m going with R springs and steeda fixed shocks if I’m running the R front 34mm sway and rear R 24mm sway?
Would the sp088 rear be too soft?Probably R rears also. FR3Z-5560-X (or FR3Z-5560-T).
IMO yes. The car would understeer. If you're not tracking it, then it'd be fine and would ride quite nice, though.Would the sp088 rear be too soft?
Yea no tracking. It’s a daily with occasional drag days. I only get brave on curves when coming on and off the expressway, lol.IMO yes. The car would understeer. If you're not tracking it, then it'd be fine and would ride quite nice, though.