http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_1...0070921x00003a

Are you serious? Will these work for my 2004 G35 Sedan?? This is all i'd need to lower my car a few inches? Cuz I am diiiiieing to lower my car.

 

Nice deal. I don't think Eibach lowers more than 1.5" though? If you are on a sport suspension the sport shocks might get you by.

 

how can I check? I don't honestly remember

 

That price is for the cheapest kit they have, it is not the price for the G35/350z.

If you put in the vehicles specs they list what they offer; the same Eibach springs for the G35 are over $200 from sears.

 

wow!

 

i'd rather do the revised z spring/shock swap. that is less than $100 for parts. i paid $100 CDN last year. labour (unless DIY) is extra.

don't forget that you should get an alignment done a couple weeks after a swap is done. that means the $100 is actually more like $200.

 

Oh ok, where do I get those parts? I found the coupe eibach spring for 200 on ebay...

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/EIBAC...QQcmdZViewItem

 

auto ads are always like this

"O2 sensors starting at $24.99" then when you go to the store yours is $129.00

same with batteries "starts at $29.99"

 

Oh, nice find. And yeah, the cheapest most reliable way is to find a coupe/Z owner looking to sell their oem setup. Because it won't lower the car to the point of typically needing expensive camber correction suspension parts

 

Check if they have the ones that will fit the G. They have a specific model number that you can get from Eibach's site.

 

I lowered mine for free. Revised Z springs/shocks from my cousin when he went with coilovers!!!

 

The 65 listed is probably for a Honda Civic, or something along those lines. If you search for the specific g35 they usually all run over 200, but the cheapest I've found at least for the 2nd gen is on tirerack.com