new eibach springs for the g35x?
I dropped mine last fall... winter was not as bad as I expected it to be.
Just watch out for the deep stuff and you'll be fine.
Anything deeper than 4" and you're a snow plow...
Just watch out for the deep stuff and you'll be fine.
Anything deeper than 4" and you're a snow plow...
these look perfect for what I want. subtle drop, enough to clear some wheel gap, but not slam it. What kinda shortening of the factory struts life-span would you expect?
edit: didn't read the whole post. ditto what the last guy said.
edit: didn't read the whole post. ditto what the last guy said.
With that being said, many people have more than 50K on these springs and have not yet needed struts.
If/when it happens, replacement will be decided by the size of my wallet at the time of failure.
If I have the coin, I'll switch to coils.
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I should have some next week.
It's not going to lower the front... it's just raising the rear to even out that gap.
With the [apparent] lower rear, the car is actually level.
It looks like a droopy rear because of the way the fenders are cut. Finding a balance between level and evening the gap is what everyone is looking for.
With the [apparent] lower rear, the car is actually level.
It looks like a droopy rear because of the way the fenders are cut. Finding a balance between level and evening the gap is what everyone is looking for.
It's not going to lower the front... it's just raising the rear to even out that gap.
With the [apparent] lower rear, the car is actually level.
It looks like a droopy rear because of the way the fenders are cut. Finding a balance between level and evening the gap is what everyone is looking for.
With the [apparent] lower rear, the car is actually level.
It looks like a droopy rear because of the way the fenders are cut. Finding a balance between level and evening the gap is what everyone is looking for.
