Getting New Rims.... G35 Tein H Techs or 350Z H Techs????
Getting New Rims.... G35 Tein H Techs or 350Z H Techs????
Guys,
I have been doing alot of research on this topic for lowering my G35, I would like a nice lower stance, and I do not want to change the handling dynamics of the car or the way it handles bumps on the road. I have been hearing that the G35 H Techs drop the car, but it's not noticable? What's up with that? I have the OEM 18's on the car, so will a change to a 19" rim PLUS the G35 H Techs look like a nice drop? Or will I have to go to the 350Z H Techs?
Thanks for the replies guys, I really do appreciate it.
Don
I have been doing alot of research on this topic for lowering my G35, I would like a nice lower stance, and I do not want to change the handling dynamics of the car or the way it handles bumps on the road. I have been hearing that the G35 H Techs drop the car, but it's not noticable? What's up with that? I have the OEM 18's on the car, so will a change to a 19" rim PLUS the G35 H Techs look like a nice drop? Or will I have to go to the 350Z H Techs?
Thanks for the replies guys, I really do appreciate it.
Don
g35 h techs will definitely give you a noticeable drop...subtle...but noticeable...
g35 h techs vs stock height

also take into consideration spring rates and what will be best for your purposes
g35 h techs vs stock height

also take into consideration spring rates and what will be best for your purposes
That's definately a nice look. But does the ride or handling change? Camer issues? I don't want to go all out here, I just don't want to get critisized for "riding in the clouds".....
well the h techs are progressive springs so they should be comfortable..obviously the handling should be different from stock cause our springs are linear.. For the H techs, there shouldnt be any camber issues.
I have the h-techs and at first I was disappointed. A few weeks later they settled a little and the drop is noticable. I couldn't drive this car on stock height. Now I can. I chose the h-techs because I didn't want camber issues and didn't want to spend a lot on camber adjustments. The dealership says they alligned it perfectly. I also wanted to keep the civilized ride too. Comfort is very important to me. If I didn't care about comfort I would have bought the 350Z. It would look a lot better with 20's but I prefer to toss the car around sometimes and I feel more confident doing that with 19's.
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Originally Posted by Diamond G35
Is the drop noticable for the H Techs???....I am hearing that it is not....
there are all the specs on the drop. Good luck
i just got mine's G35 H tech today~~ and i saw the instruction, that we need to cut the rubber bump?....im wondering wt th hell is that==.=...dont' understand.....and si that gonna drop more after doin it?.....i heard sum dude talking about these last time......can sumone explain plz?.....thxthx
H techs are great. and so are the S techs. I've had them both. The S drop you too much and WILL give you camber issues you have to take care of.
The H's will give you SOME camber issues - but they are livable and not really necessary to go through hoops to adjust.
Now - I have the Basics coilovers - LOVE EM better than any spring and height is adjustable.
Rick
The H's will give you SOME camber issues - but they are livable and not really necessary to go through hoops to adjust.
Now - I have the Basics coilovers - LOVE EM better than any spring and height is adjustable.
Rick
htechs is less than an inch drop i just got stechs go with them 1.2 in the front the rear is a lil less and i ordered 20" wheels and did the research and talked to many people who have stechs with 20 with absolutely no rub one kidscar is dropped 2" with no rub with 20" so with 19 on stechs it will look sweet



