Tein S-Tech Lower Springs on 2006 G35 Sedan
Yea you can, but you might see some added stress to them. But lots of guys have run low springs on stock struts and shocks with no problems. Other have had them blow out in a couple weeks.
Check out this thread;
https://g35driver.com/forums/g35-sed...uspension.html
Check out this thread;
https://g35driver.com/forums/g35-sed...uspension.html
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Yes..However, my sedan came with the OEM sport suspension.
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Is there a place just selling adjustable toe bolts. I don't need rear camber arms since I already have them on. I know SPC come with toe bolts. I am hoping I have enough adjustability with my factory toe when I drop.
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Just talked to my preformance shop and they recommended getting the toe bolts. So I am going to get the toe bolts and once I get them I will get the springs installed. Only cost 55 dollars shipped to my door.
Thanks for all your help.
Thanks for all your help.
It depends on which S-tech version you go with...but if you go with the Sedan S-techs you should be fine.
Sedan on coupe S-techs should be ok, but better with a rear camber kit.
Sedan on Z s-techs will drop about 1.7/1.6 which won't be aweful but you will need a rear for sure and a front might be worth getting.
Sedan on coupe S-techs should be ok, but better with a rear camber kit.
Sedan on Z s-techs will drop about 1.7/1.6 which won't be aweful but you will need a rear for sure and a front might be worth getting.
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