I finally got my G! its an 05 sedan with 30k miles on it. I got it for about $23k.
I am so stoked on it! It came with the sports suspension and the 18" wheels. I want to add the OEM front lip to it, 20% tint all around, and lower it a little. Im gonna need some advice on some springs. I hear that getting the 350z springs is good for the sedan. Is there a difference between 350z springs and 350z h-techs? If so, what is used more commonly and wut are the differences? Will I have to get a camber kit or get new shocks? thanks everyone

 

Nice, congratulations

 

I like how G35 was debadged

 

Very nice. I'm looking for an 05 sedan in a couple months too. Congrats and good luck with the suspension.

 

Congrats, let the modding begin!

 

Check out the suspension treads in the tech area the 350z springs have been discussed 10 times every week so there's a plethora of treads on the topic including camber kits theres also a tread with the same questions right here in the sedan forum congrats on your new G!

 

congrats on the new ride...

 

Congrats. I will also be looking at lowering my G in the near future.

 

Hey man, your car looks great! Does yours have the sports suspension as well?
If so, are you putting unrevised or revised 350z springs on your car? Tell me how the ride comfort is after you put them in.

 

Nice where did you get the lip from?

 

I just put 350z h-techs up front to level my car out. I have coupe in the rears. Since you dont have awd you have lots of options. If money is nothing go with coilovers, check out qbturbo he had h&r springs on and it even. ttrank liked them from what I remember. Hope this helps and cant wait to see when you are done.

 

congrats ! i'd say just go with coilovers, tein basics are the cheapest i think. good quality set. f*** the bullsh*t. then you can just go up or down whenever.

 

congrats, nice car

 

Congratulations. The car looks great. I have an 06 with the sports suspension, however, I replaced the springs with unrevised 350z springs. Looks great, and made a pretty nice improvement in handling / road feel.

Take a look (sorry, phone picture, I haven't had time to get real ones yet):


Have fun with the car. (: