Nissan Note E12 Heavy-Duty Coil Springs – Clean Ex-Japan Quality

Genuine Nissan Note E12 Heavy-Duty Coil Springs – Clean Ex-Japan Quality

Are you tired of your Nissan Note E12 scraping its belly every time you have three passengers in the back? The standard E12 suspension is designed for the flat, smooth streets of Japan. When brought to Kenya, the soft factory springs often fail to handle our high speed bumps and potholes. At Taleon Autospares, we stock Clean Ex-Japan Heavy-Duty Coil Springs specifically designed for the E12 (DIG-S, e-Power, and standard 1.2L models).

These are not your average “replacement” springs. Sourced from high-performance Japanese models or specialized heavy-load variants, these springs use a thicker wire diameter to provide more resistance against compression.

Why “Ex-Japan Heavy-Duty” is the Best Upgrade for Your E12:

• Corrects Rear Sagging: Effectively raises the rear of your Note E12 to prevent it from sitting too low when the car is fully loaded.

• Better Ground Clearance: By using a stiffer spring rate rather than just “spacers,” you gain a permanent, natural lift that doesn’t put extra stress on your shock absorber’s mounting points.

• Maintains High-Speed Stability: These genuine Japanese units are tested to ensure that while the car sits higher, it doesn’t become “wobbly” or unstable at highway speeds.

• Increased Durability: Sourced from Japan’s clean road network, these springs have undergone zero rust or fatigue, ensuring they won’t “snap” or lose height even after years of use in Kenya.

Signs Your Nissan Note E12 Needs Heavy-Duty Springs:

• Frequent Under-Car Scraping: You hear the exhaust or chassis hit the ground on speed bumps even when driving slowly.

• Visible Rear-End Dip: When parked on level ground, the back of the car sits significantly lower than the front.

• “Bottoming Out”: You feel a hard “thud” when the suspension reaches its maximum travel limit while carrying passengers.

• Headlight Misalignment: Because the rear is sagging, your headlights point too high, often blinding oncoming drivers.

• Worn Jounce Bumpers: If you see the rubber “bump stops” inside your suspension are crushed or missing, your springs are no longer supporting the car’s weight properly.

Specifications:

• Vehicle Compatibility: Nissan Note (E12, HE12 e-Power, NE12 4WD)

• Part Type: Front or Rear Heavy-Duty Coil Springs

• Source: Genuine Ex-Japan (Grade A Used)

• Price: KSh 10,000 for the set

Lift your ride and protect your car’s undercarriage. Visit Taleon Autospares on Kirinyaga Road or call us for delivery anywhere in Kenya!

Mechanic’s Tip: When upgrading to heavy-duty springs, we recommend also inspecting your Shock Absorbers. Healthy shocks are necessary to control the stronger rebound of a heavy-duty spring. Replacing both together ensures a perfectly smooth and silent suspension.