To Drop, or Not?
i've done a ton of research on this topic. i'm in a similar spot - only want to spend a few hundred $ and don't want to deal with a camber kit or replacing tires every year.
i opted for Tein G35 H Techs that claim a drop of like .6 and .3...something like that - all the specs are on their site for each of their styles. i should be able to get into OEM alignment spec.
got my G35 H Techs here from a member selling a lightly used set for $170 shipped.
i just had them and spacers installed today!!!
i'd be happy to let you know what happens when i do an alignment after they settle in a few weeks. i'll also be posting up before and after pics once it settles.
i opted for Tein G35 H Techs that claim a drop of like .6 and .3...something like that - all the specs are on their site for each of their styles. i should be able to get into OEM alignment spec.
got my G35 H Techs here from a member selling a lightly used set for $170 shipped.
i just had them and spacers installed today!!!
i'd be happy to let you know what happens when i do an alignment after they settle in a few weeks. i'll also be posting up before and after pics once it settles.
Cool, make sure you post those pics. I'm in the same boat...but I'm thinking 350z h techs which are a little lower then the G h techs. Or the G35 s techs but then I would need a camber kit for sure I think, dont want tires to wear prematurely.
I put the oem springs back in the accord even though I didn't want to and made it my daily beater car.
We drive quality vehicles if you drop do it right....!
Unfortunately Nissan didn't design our cars with any adjustability in the
suspension so the minute you drop it even 1/2" you'll start eating tires.
If you lower your G you really NEED front and back adjustable camber
arms and toe bolts. Am I the only one that has priced quality tires recently?
Michelin PS2 19" go for $350+ each, that not something I intend to buy
every year....
I figure what ever I spend on my suspension
I'll save in tires, so if you're going to drop do it right!
Gary
suspension so the minute you drop it even 1/2" you'll start eating tires.
If you lower your G you really NEED front and back adjustable camber
arms and toe bolts. Am I the only one that has priced quality tires recently?
Michelin PS2 19" go for $350+ each, that not something I intend to buy
every year....
I'll save in tires, so if you're going to drop do it right!
Gary
If you don't want to drop it because of cambers and what not, buy a body kit and some big wheels. That'll make it look low without the worry of tires and what not. Cost more though....
thats the plan! once someone lets me borrow their stockies for a while so i can paint mine
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