| I too have a '91 and replaced my shocks with new OEM ones and the Eibach lowering springs. I had about 70K on it when i did the work. Honestly, I did not notice a drop very much at all. The reason is that even though my shocks/springs only had 70K on them, they did have 11 years on them, so the springs were sagging a bit I'm sure. So you probably won't notice a huge difference in the height of your Z. But one thing I did notice was that the ride got a bit stiffer. After I replaced everything, the touring setting was about the same as the sport setting before. And the sport setting now is even stiffer. I like it. I still have stock sized wheels and tires on now, but i will be going to 18s this summer. Overall the ride is a bit smoother, but I definately feel more bumps in the road. I like it though, feel like I'm getting more feedback fro the road. I definately recommend the OEM shocks with the Eibach springs.
Zee Ya,
Spencer
AIM: sbsTT14 '91 300ZX TT Stage III+
'96 Jeep Cherokee Sport 
"I felt like I was rear-ended by a highspeed train when I ran the car on high boost first time. Crazy...just crazy...." - timz 18:18:31 09/08/02 The Hyper is still uglier than my puckered butthole ;) - JRH(KY) 16:35:24 02/03/03 "Why does that always happen anyway? You [Mal1ce], me, Guapo, Genic, Loop, Nick, Spencer and Bernie need to set up a group buy for behavioral re-programing :) We have a problem I think." - JRH(KY) 17:54:38 11/22/02 |
