I have a 06 G35 Coupe RWD. When I got this car it was lowered with tein s techs with OEM shocks and Iv noticed the shocks are leaking now and also last winter I got stuck a few times because my clearance wasn't high enough.

So I have been looking at Coilovers and settled for BC BR Racing coilover because of

A - Function - I live in a city (Winnipeg, Canada) where the roads deal with -30 to +30C (-22°F - 86°F) so everywhere the roads are are shitty as they get... so I wanted to lower for the summer and raise it for the winter but still be able to keep the ride as comfy as possible and i go on track days like 2 times a year lol so on those days I can just stiffen the suspension.
B - Price - with these harsh weather conditions if the shocks fail i heard its only 100 bucks a piece to replace
C - Not looking for a massive drop ( right now front is about 1.5" dropped and 0.6" at the back)

So I have been doing alot of reading on the forum and this is what I have understood so far The BC if i get the rear with the 230/255? mm spring (and/or spacer) I can come close to stock ride height at the back.

I cant find any INFO on the MAX ride height for the Front Coilovers and if they will come close to Factory Ride Height and also for winter once i increase the front height to the max i dont really want the back to sag either so it will be very helpful if anyone has any advice or any comments for me

So What I want is for summer about 1.5" at the front and about 1" drop at the back and in the winter as close to stock ride height as possible. I also want the suspension to be somewhat more on the soft side then the stiff but not too soft that it will feel like im driving a boat.

Thanks

Here is just a picture of the current ride height lowered with Tein S techs with stock struts not the best but all iv got





And this is me getting stuck BTW i have the Blizzak LM-50 winter tires on the 19s haha not exactly a smart choice and with 50 lbs weight at the trunk

 

You know that you'll need to get it aligned every time you adjust the coils

 

Buy your BC coilovers and then get a jeep to drive in the winter. The 91-96 Cherokees are a beast in the snow and very reliable. Bulletproof really.

I picked one up this past January for $2500. It came with many goodies.

 

Yea I know

lol I have a 4WD highlander and i take it out when there is like 1 ft+ snow but any less I take the G out its just too fun in the snow lol. I had a blast last winter drifting around everywhere.