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  1. 330mm hub to arch is what I have. 
    Not for any reason other than that’s what I got with the springs. 
     

    I have a fully adjustable coilover shock. Just without the spring on it so would be able to adjust to keep any spring hight captive. So long as it’s on the nub on the arm and in the cup on the body.
     

    toe and camber are ok. Camber has to be close to stock for cert.  I made the non adjustable mount adjustable like the factory one. It got it close enough for cert. any lower and would not be possible to get close enough. 
     

    I would say that the rear is compromised in most ways at anything but stockish height without a ton of work. 
     

    Compared to my other Nissan rear suspension setups the semi trailing is definitely the worst.
     

    The datsun rear mac strut type 240z gets way more power to the ground. And the s14 type is well sorted at most ride heights.  
     

    diff swaps are a breeze tho. 
     

     

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  2. I run a s-chassis hsd coilover setup in my z31. Used to be in my r31 which was pretty much bolt on. 
    In the z31 it’s welded to the front spindle. 
    3 or 4 kg front springs can’t remember what I used. 
    In the back I still have divorced spring shock with the shock from the coilovers in normal spot. Spring is a “custom” 9kg in the rear in normal spot. 
    Car is pretty decent and not crazy stiff. 
    Did 9000kms trip a few years ago and was fine partner also never complained.

    I used what I had lying around so there will be better ways to do it but I’m pretty happy.

    You quickly run into toe and camber issues with these rear suspensions. So look into that also. 

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