i brought this springs from Foo_G on this board....and, all i have to say is DAMN...it's nice. the ride is a lot nicer than stock, esp. cornering. last, but not least, the ride is softer and not as harsh as stock...which surprise me.
anyway, i have the premium package W/O the sports package. and, from what i research on this forum...that's what those eibach springs are made for...my car. so, two thumps up for the eibach on non-sports suspension.
anyway, i have the premium package W/O the sports package. and, from what i research on this forum...that's what those eibach springs are made for...my car. so, two thumps up for the eibach on non-sports suspension.
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Ya, I have the 03.5 non-sport w/ the prokit too. The eibachs are the way to go for us. Now looking to get the Stillen sways to take it to the next level. Not yet sure what I will get when the struts/shocks go in the next year or so.
currently i don't have any pix. i will take some over the weekend. the drop concurred with everyone else who has the prokit....dropped about 1.5" or two fingers size. the back...u can't really tell, but it did dropped. and, yes, i am using stock shocks and struts.
as for installation wise, i had a friend help me out. it took less than two hours for front and back. the backs, took like 5-7 minutes each. one of the front took like half an hour or so cuz we were having problems dropping the control arm. but, once all that was figure out....it is a simple as stilling candy from a baby. and, lucky for us, his dad has an air compressor..hehehhehe. so, that made life a lot easier.
as for installation wise, i had a friend help me out. it took less than two hours for front and back. the backs, took like 5-7 minutes each. one of the front took like half an hour or so cuz we were having problems dropping the control arm. but, once all that was figure out....it is a simple as stilling candy from a baby. and, lucky for us, his dad has an air compressor..hehehhehe. so, that made life a lot easier.
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Originally Posted by S.E.
I'm like you devil, except i think i am gonna order the sedan pro-kit today!
link?
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This http://performance.drivewire.com/getparts/index.aspx?pdef=Lowering%20Kit|Infiniti|G35|2003|| ||||Suspension
is where I got mine. It was like $120 or so for the install and alignment. With the prokit, you will be right at the camber spec. limit. With the sportline, you will need the camber adjustment arms. For me, the 1.1" drop is enough.
is where I got mine. It was like $120 or so for the install and alignment. With the prokit, you will be right at the camber spec. limit. With the sportline, you will need the camber adjustment arms. For me, the 1.1" drop is enough.
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Pics of my 03.5 with the Eibach Pro-Kit can be found here: http://www.mainstreamracing.com/gallery/SimiG35
Same as the other guys...Premium w/o sport suspension. Stock shocks. Got pics with both stock wheels and 19" Axis Hiros.
Same as the other guys...Premium w/o sport suspension. Stock shocks. Got pics with both stock wheels and 19" Axis Hiros.
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from what I am reading the non-sport shocks are fine with the Eibach Pros... and there are no camber issues. If I am wrong someone please let me know... Otherwise this is my solution! I was looking into Z springs (unrevised) but didn't realize at first they wouldn’t work with non-sport sedan... I'm hoping the Eibach Pros will be fine.
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eibachs work great on the car heres a pic!!oh by the way im selling my springs pm if interested!!!!
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$180
5,000 miles on springs
I was hoping you are in So Cal so I could pick up in person... thanks anywayOriginally Posted by rijen1013
san mateo ca $180
5,000 miles on springs
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$180
5,000 miles on springs
Originally Posted by rijen1013
san mateo ca $180
5,000 miles on springs
I be interested. I'm in SF. Do you need a camber kit to keep them within specs?