They don't make coil-overs for your 'piece'
It all depends on what you want to do with the car. Here's a breakdown for ya:
Eibachs are great springs for autocross racing. Everyone knows this. I personally think they are sloppy with drifts and ride like crap and are terribly overpriced, but at $220 or so you can get them. They don't drop the car much, maybe 1.25" or so, but they have a great reputation and a lifetime warranty.
Suspension Techniques are great all-around springs. At around $130 for a set, they are a great price and they drop the car a little over 1.5". A lot of people complain about sagging in the rear but that has been proven to be a load of crap. They ride pretty well on the street, and handle pretty well on the track. Great all-around spring.
Sprints and Intrax will slam your ride. They usually cost right between STs and Eibachs. Intrax has a really crappy ride, but at nearly 2" of drop it is a slammed look for the Maximas. If you're going to go with either of these, I would go with Sprints.
Aerospeed springs are springs I don't know a whole lot about. I think they retail for around $200, and have a ride quality comparible to the Sprints.
KYB makes struts for your car, they are the GR2s. They are about 20% stiffer than stock, and last about 40% longer. Good cost effective strut, but if I were you I would sacrifice a small amount of ride comfort for a stiffer strut.
Tokico makes 'blue' struts for the Maxima 3rd gens. They are a great all-around strut. As with any strut replacement, you want to be sure to replace all the dust boots and stops as well. KYB makes replacements for these.
Koni makes strut inserts for the Maxima. Adjustable, and incredibly durable, these are the top of the line for your car. They are also the most expensive...
Don't forget sway bars
Suspension Techniques makes a sway bar set for your car as well. They are far superior to stock, and the performance increase is noticable immediately. The weak link is the rear sway bar mounts. Replace them if you can...
Addco makes a rear sway bar that is superior to both stock and the ST rear bar. I recommend it highly...
And of course there's the basic FSTB: you can e-mail me for one that is cheaper than you will probably find elsewhere.
Hope that helps ya!
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