G35c sport springs
G35c sport springs
its not too big of a drop
will i be ok on stock non sport shocks on a 03 sedan w/ 65k miles???
or will the shocks go out quick
and the drop should be about .5 - .7 drop right??
will i be ok on stock non sport shocks on a 03 sedan w/ 65k miles???
or will the shocks go out quick
and the drop should be about .5 - .7 drop right??
I think you may want the non sport coupe springs for your non sport suspension sedan to match the spring rates between the coupe and sedan, if i am not mistaken. But the .5" sounds right.
Last edited by ashish; Mar 20, 2007 at 04:01 PM.
Originally Posted by LuXXXz
its not too big of a drop
will i be ok on stock non sport shocks on a 03 sedan w/ 65k miles???
or will the shocks go out quick
and the drop should be about .5 - .7 drop right??
will i be ok on stock non sport shocks on a 03 sedan w/ 65k miles???
or will the shocks go out quick
and the drop should be about .5 - .7 drop right??
I would not ever run oem sedan sport springs of coupe non sport springs even though they are only 10% stiffer then your oem non sport sedan springs. I found that the oem non sport sedan has shocks that are noticeably underdampned. IMO, your best bet is to install the entire coupe sport suspension or a non sport coupe suspension.
I helped a sedan owner install Tokico D-spec springs and coupe non sport springs on his car. I used a tape measure before and after, we measured a .5" drop.
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