Calling all "X's" with a lowered suspension!
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Originally Posted by KrazyEd
since when does the 350z come in an AWD model?
Last edited by Juanfunction2nd; Mar 28, 2007 at 05:09 PM.
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From: Central Jersey
Originally Posted by qbturbo
I was the third person today that called JIC regarding coilovers for the X! I sent Paul an email:
Paul@JIC-Magic.com
He is currently researching, getting measurements and looking at pics of the stock set up. The big factor in the timing will be whether or not JIC can make them in USA or have to get them made in Japan. Paul said if they decide to make these they will shoot for a design and ride like the JIC Vip Coilovers.
If you guys just want to save time, just shoot Paul an email and express your interest/desire for a comfortable and reliable coilover for your X.
Keeping my fingers crossed.
Paul@JIC-Magic.com
He is currently researching, getting measurements and looking at pics of the stock set up. The big factor in the timing will be whether or not JIC can make them in USA or have to get them made in Japan. Paul said if they decide to make these they will shoot for a design and ride like the JIC Vip Coilovers.
If you guys just want to save time, just shoot Paul an email and express your interest/desire for a comfortable and reliable coilover for your X.
Keeping my fingers crossed.
and next weekend is Easter.
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18" rims and stock suspension
This may be a strange request, but does anyone have pics of a 05 g35x running aftermarket 18" rims on a stock suspension? with all the issues with lowering I was wondering if anyone went to this setup? I apologize if this is a bit out of context for this thread.
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18"
I mentioned 18" b/c that was what I was thinkiing of for myself. But I would be interested in any pics that are on stock suspension and running aftermarket rims. I am thinking about doing this myself, and unfortunately sites like tirerack are not realistic enough to see how big the gap is, or if it would look awkward.
