19in SF challenge without lower, will it look weird???

 

19's look fine without drop... Even a .5 inch drop makes a good difference tho

Its not expensive for the springs-- I'd just invest a few extra bucks since your already dumping for the rims

 

What springs will give you a .5 drop??

 

ya i would get springs so u get rid of the wheel gap

 

no, if your gonna get one of the only volk rims that comes in 20", then get it in 20" and it will look just like a 2005-2006 G35 coupe with the stock 19's

 

i dont think it's gonna look weird.
i am not a big fan of lowering because of driveway, etc.
if you have money tho, get coilovers
otherwise, in order to reduce gap, get springs...they are pretty cheap(couple hundreds)

 

I'll be the first one to tell you, dude give it a drop, check out 350z tein H-tech or just eibach springs. SF challenge with drop looks simply hot...

 

it looks better with a drop..........but its not required

 

Either a drop or you need a kit for some ground effects.

 

a slight drop will look better

 

arent u gona need new shocks after a while if u just get springs? so y not jus save and get coils?
plez correct me if im wrong... like i love the look of the drop buhh jus thought it would be wiser to get coils.... the spings are softer allowing the gas shocks to compress more which will shorten the life of the shocks.... none the less it really looks hottt tho


BTW .... i live in JerZee.... JerZee and NYC roads..... nuff said

 

If you decide to drop your ride, you might consider any potential alignment issues and fixes, as well.

 

If your going to lower your car, save up money to either install coilovers or a nice spring/shock combo. It's not always a good idea to have lowering springs on stock suspension since they are not made for that purpose. Plus you don't have to spend all that time to reinstall everything again.

 

what's a good spring/shock combo

 

I'm not too familiar with the common setups, but I searched the forum, and some are saying Tokico D Spec, and Tein H-Tech.

I know that on my previous car, I also had Tokico w/ Tein S-tech and those worked well. So it's always good to ask around and see what others are recommending, because everyone has a certain driving style and want a certain type of comfort.