I know there is a sticky on this but im just so confused...I have a 05 g35x and i am looking to lower it, i was planning on gettin Tiens but some i find are like 2WD or RWD. So i researched and seem like H&R springs are the best for the X. But while i was looking online to purchase the item, some site says NOT for AWD. So can anyone recommend what spring would best fit my G and link to the site so i can purchased. Thanks

This is the best site i found at the best price, but i'm not sure if it'll be for my g35x.

http://www.advancespeedshop.com/spor...36-p-1491.html

H&Rs. Read the sticky.

I did read the sticky...but im just saying some site show me (2WD) and Not for AWD. So i'm just wondering where they bought thier springs from and does it matter if they said not for awd?

For example, this one says (2WD)
http://www.silverimageracing.com/pd-...6-2wd-only.cfm

And, this one says Not AWD
http://www.gripmotorsports.com/pi~pn...G35-19662.html

This is what confuses me...same springs 2 different things...

Doesn't matter what those sites say. A large number of people are running H&Rs and all without problems. The sticky is a testament to that.



My sedan sitting perfectly on H&Rs. The ones that are not for AWD.

I see here you have H&R springs as well, mind telling me where you got it from?

G35MTK you sound ignorant man. All he is asking for is clarificatoin. If your just gonna reply n say search, why bother posting?

I think I got them from Advance Speed Shop. They will ship out directly from H&R though. I paid $240 something.

Oh Okay thx.

I'm not ignorant at all. I just want him to read the sticky. I read every page and you really should before you start screwing with the suspension on the AWD. The X is a picky and confusing thing.

I did go through the sticky like 70 pages -_-, its just that i was confuse if i should listen to the site or not, but now ill prob go for it

Yea its confusing but I think the ultimate conclusion of that thread was that H&Rs are just about the best spring to run to run on AWD despite the disclaimer from the company that they don't work. They do. Very well. Be advised you'll need at least a rear camber kit and you will need new shocks after a year or so and there are no aftermarket shocks for the front on the X. Only OEM.

Hrmm.. Okay thx, now i have to double think about this, kinda running low on money right now, trying to finish the car before it comes out of the storage.

OMG there is a sticky for this...