Finally got a chance...
#31
So, all im saying is, get coils if you think you're going to actually use the full functionality of the coils, if not.... then just get springs. Im getting a set of tanabe nf210s on Tuesday myself. Decent enough drop to get rid of some of that fender well gap but not slammed at all.
#33
Just to chime in on this too...I bought my G35 in march and it had Nankang tires on it. They seem to be okay, however the tread block design seemingly means they are very susceptible to feathering and I have to flip my fronts very often (even after alignment). They can be noisy, and I look forward to replacing them with quality michelins or the like.
#34
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From: Undisclosed Location, SW Asia
#35
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From: Undisclosed Location, SW Asia
Just to chime in on this too...I bought my G35 in march and it had Nankang tires on it. They seem to be okay, however the tread block design seemingly means they are very susceptible to feathering and I have to flip my fronts very often (even after alignment). They can be noisy, and I look forward to replacing them with quality michelins or the like.
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#41
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From: Undisclosed Location, SW Asia
Thanks man, I think I might have changed my mind. I might get the Tein S Tech set-up.
#42
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From: Undisclosed Location, SW Asia
Well now, think about something for a minute.... Why would you want coils? What about the coils makes you want/need them? The adjust ability? If so, why is that important? Way back in the day I purchased ground control coilovers for my old car, and i figured id lower the car and then raise it when I wanted. LOL... i NEVER raised the car from the original level i set it at. EVER...
So, all im saying is, get coils if you think you're going to actually use the full functionality of the coils, if not.... then just get springs. Im getting a set of tanabe nf210s on Tuesday myself. Decent enough drop to get rid of some of that fender well gap but not slammed at all.
So, all im saying is, get coils if you think you're going to actually use the full functionality of the coils, if not.... then just get springs. Im getting a set of tanabe nf210s on Tuesday myself. Decent enough drop to get rid of some of that fender well gap but not slammed at all.
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#44
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From: Undisclosed Location, SW Asia
My buddy John (FinallyGotaG) has the Stechs on his 04. He said there nice, I'll ask him more about them. But thanks for the info.
#45
I wasn't too low with them and I was able to keep a decent alignment with them as well.
If someone were to go with just a spring setup, I think that the S-Techs with a set of Tockico D-Spec shocks/struts would be money.
I have only bottomed out once and that was because I had 3 other adults in the car.
Matt, Dallas is great. I've only seen a few G's out here though. I think most of the G's out here aren't daily drivers though. I'm either getting BC's or Stance.