SPL Parts – Nissan Z (Z32 / Z33 / Z34)

Suspension arms and links: rear camber links, rear toe arms, rear mid links, rear traction arms (dogbone style) and front upper camber/caster arms.

Bushings: rear knuckle monoball bushings, rear knuckle shock mount monoball bushings, front lower arm inner and shock mount monoball bushings, rear upper arm monoball bushings, rear mid link spherical bushings, solid subframe bushings, solid differential mount bushings and bronze shifter bushings.

Steering and sway bar: bumpsteer adjustable front outer tie rod ends, front and rear sway bar endlinks, PRO rear sway bar endlinks and SPC rear toe bolts. Related ranges are also available at SPL Nissan Z.

Identify your chassis code before ordering: Z32 (300ZX, 1989–2000), Z33 (350Z, 2002–2009) and Z34 (370Z, 2009–2020). Parts are not interchangeable between these generations.

Some listings are split by rear steering system — for example, Z32 rear knuckle monoball bushings are offered in versions for cars with HICAS and without HICAS, and certain Z33 lockout kits and SPC toe bolts exclude RAS-equipped models. Z34 items may also list Infiniti G37 (V36) or G35/G37 with RAS fitment. Check the product title and description against your build date, model variant and whether the factory rear steering has been retained or removed.

Fitting adjustable arms, monoball bushings and solid subframe or differential mounts requires the vehicle to be safely raised and supported, plus spanners and sockets, a torque wrench, and in many cases a press or bushing removal tools. Suspension fasteners should be torqued to the manufacturer's specifications with the suspension at ride height where specified.

A wheel alignment is required after fitting any arm, link, tie rod end or bushing that affects camber, toe or caster. Installation by a professional workshop is recommended.

Will Z33 parts fit a Z34? Generally no. Some items list both Z33 and Z34 fitment in the title, but otherwise each chassis has its own part.

Do I need an alignment afterwards? Yes — any camber, toe, caster or traction component change alters alignment settings and should be measured and set by a workshop.

What does HICAS or RAS mean for fitment? These are factory rear steering systems on some Z models, and several SPL items are offered in specific versions depending on whether the system is fitted.