I've been debating on which lowering kit i should install on my 2006 G35 coupe. So far im leaning towards the eibach pro-kit. My plan is to install these springs then upgrade to some Axis Shine 19' wheels. Do ya'll think i would need to install a chamber kit as well? Or in that case, is there anything else ya'll would recomend i get installed to better the ride quality? This eibach lowering kit should only lower the veichle a single inch.

Thanks.

 

I have not lowered a car on just springs, but i will say ive heard great things about 350z h techs.

Dont know if H&R makes springs that correspond with our cars..

 

Search is ure friend

 

You can't go wrong with Eibach, I myself just installed the Eibach PK and its great. Of course, it did take me and my buddy about 15 hrs. to do the install (we also installed the SPC/Eibach rear camber arms and toe bolts), but it looks and feels close to stock.

As for if you need the rear camber kit, I paid close to $300 each for my 275 Falkens and I don't want to see unneccessary wear on them. Go ahead and get the rear camber kit. As for the need for front camber arms, I don't think it is necessary for $400, I would just assume replace my front tires (which only run $140 each for the Falkens) then deal with new a-arms.

 

i say go tanabe df-210.

my '06 coupe is on df-210's w/ stock shocks and SPC front and rear camber kits. the camber kit was definitely needed. personally, i think the ride is tolerable and not too harsh.