I spoke with Carl Beck today. The MSA Euro springs that lower your car by 1/2" to 3/4" are not Nissan springs. Nissan Euro springs did not lower your car at all, and are no longer available. These MSA springs are aftermarket.

Nissan Euro springs for the 280Z are still available at Courtesy Nissan.

How much HP do you get from your NISMO oil cap? :stupid:

The guy selling them on ebay said it was good for about 40!

Will

I better buy one then. Don't tell anyone else, this is too damn easy. Let THEM shave the heads and buy new expensive pistons and cams.

Here is something else for your ebay appetite, and they go perfectly with europen springs, 240, 260, 280, it doesn't matter!

http://www.classiczcars.com/photopost/showphoto.php?photo=10657&sort=1&cat=500&page=3

Will

If you need springs helpers, well they use to sell those on JC Whitney for saggy springs.

If you need springs helpers, well they use to sell those on JC Whitney for saggy springs.

So.....do ya think these are the precursors to Viagra?

I don't know, but I wouldn't put them in my suspension.

I had a '72 Pinto with plugs exactly like those in the front springs... The springs eventually go so weak that they fell out. we had to lower the shackles on the rear leaf springs all the way down to get the thing to sit lever, and then it would actually get stuck in 6 inches of snow, since it only had about 4 inches of ground clearance. :stupid: