[Alanz196]

I’ve done enough modding on my past Z’s. I’m going to leave it as is.

 

[Freds_Z_Life]

I am definitely lowering it to fill the gap on factory height. First I will upgrade to 20 inch wheels and see how that looks with factory height.

From your experiences, which is better, coilovers or air bags?

 

[JustNic]

What suspension will have a nice ride on some 18s though… 😩
BC?
KW?

 

[go2zzz]

I would lower it for sure but like an inch and half. Don’t wanna slam it too low

 

[zenki]

At that ride height you'll have to go up speedbumps at mad angles.

A drop around 1.5-inches should be enough for most folks daily driving one.

 

[Darth Zed]

I am definitely lowering it to fill the gap on factory height. First I will upgrade to 20 inch wheels and see how that looks with factory height.

From your experiences, which is better, coilovers or air bags?

I’ve been going back and forth on that myself. I think I’m going to wait for Fortune to come out with a set of air piston coilovers for the new Z. Best of both worlds

 

[Bergman]

What suspension will have a nice ride on some 18s though… 😩
BC?
KW?

KW worth every penny!

 

[Rusty]

What suspension will have a nice ride on some 18s though… 😩
BC?
KW?

KW worth every penny!

KW would definitely be my first place to start their stuff is top notch quality.

 

[tw2]

Stock height. Gone are the days of early 90's sports cars with suv suspension, my 90 mr2 and alltrac come to mind with 3-4 inch wheel fender gaps.

 

[ZSpeed]

Stock height. Gone are the days of early 90's sports cars with suv suspension, my 90 mr2 and alltrac come to mind with 3-4 inch wheel fender gaps.

Not even a slight drop? It might be what I do with coilovers along with some other suspension tuning.

 

[tw2]

Not even a slight drop? It might be what I do with coilovers along with some other suspension tuning.

I would need to see it in person to be sure but I personally like the gap to be the same the entire way around the wheel. Not that I ever want to go to a parking building unless I have to but knowing I have plenty of clearance is nice

 

[Vivek Nayyar]

I'd stick to the stock height for a couple of months and see how it feels before going for a modded clearance.