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thats a good plan, i got mine from a vendor on this site, it was super easy to install and you definitely notice extra power in the lower to midrange. If it snows where you are get the copper iso-thermal, if not i'd get the iso-thermal without copper.Originally Posted by GThanksMister
Thanks, yeah, that's definitely something I'd like to do at some point to sharpen up the response. I may wait until I move, though. Where I live now, there is a huge amount of torn up road and apparently no funds to fix them. Still, it's fun as is so I can wait. I'll probably just do the 5/16 spacer to begin with for a little more oomph.
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Hmm. I live in Georgia, so for most of the year it is warm, but we do usually get a few days of snow each year. And we'll usually see a few days where the temperature gets down into teens (lowest I ever remember was zero, once). Does that justify getting the copper one?Originally Posted by DR.D69
thats a good plan, i got mine from a vendor on this site, it was super easy to install and you definitely notice extra power in the lower to midrange. If it snows where you are get the copper iso-thermal, if not i'd get the iso-thermal without copper.
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yeah it does haha, i live in cali and while most of the year is fairly temperate in the fall/winter the temp drops and I'm glad i have the iso-thermalOriginally Posted by GThanksMister
Hmm. I live in Georgia, so for most of the year it is warm, but we do usually get a few days of snow each year. And we'll usually see a few days where the temperature gets down into teens (lowest I ever remember was zero, once). Does that justify getting the copper one?
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Soo....anyone know of a sway bar set that fits an 06x? I haven't had any luck finding one.
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A Hotchkis was just testfitted and they say it works.Originally Posted by keithk831
Soo....anyone know of a sway bar set that fits an 06x? I haven't had any luck finding one.
https://g35driver.com/forums/g35-sed...ml#post6219390
see post #64
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https://g35driver.com/forums/g35-sed...ml#post6219390
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Interesting...thanks! Now to decide if I should get sways or an Osiris tune...Originally Posted by 68_GT
A Hotchkis was just testfitted and they say it works.https://g35driver.com/forums/g35-sed...ml#post6219390
see post #64
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There's a local guy who has some stock 2007 350Z suspension parts for sale. Shocks, struts, springs, etc. Would any of this fit my 2006 X sedan? Worth it? He says they have 17-18k miles on them, and I have 83k miles on my stock suspension.
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Hey everyone, there's now a group buy on the Hotchkis sway bars that fit the 03-06 G35x! This is the only bar that will fit, and the price is good!
https://g35driver.com/forums/suspens...r-special.html
https://g35driver.com/forums/suspens...r-special.html
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I have a 05 sedan G35x and looking for rims. I didnt know if since it is AWD if staggered rims where a good Idea? Thanks
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Most guys with AWD dont do staggered wheels, it makes the AWD kind of trippy. However, if I remember correctly, there were a couple members who did stagger the wheels on their X's. I'm sure someone else wil chime in with a more informative answer.Originally Posted by cwilliams816
I have a 05 sedan G35x and looking for rims. I didnt know if since it is AWD if staggered rims where a good Idea? Thanks
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I have 19x8.5,9.5 on my 04 x 275/35 on the back and 245/40 on the front. no problems yet. outside diameters are very close.
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Originally Posted by cwilliams816
I have a 05 sedan G35x and looking for rims. I didnt know if since it is AWD if staggered rims where a good Idea? Thanks
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If the diameters are the same or very close, you shouldn't run into any issues. Originally Posted by DR.D69
Most guys with AWD dont do staggered wheels, it makes the AWD kind of trippy. However, if I remember correctly, there were a couple members who did stagger the wheels on their X's. I'm sure someone else wil chime in with a more informative answer.
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Sounds like you did it right!Originally Posted by NorthDakota
I have 19x8.5,9.5 on my 04 x 275/35 on the back and 245/40 on the front. no problems yet. outside diameters are very close.
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Thank you sir and congrats on the new car. Originally Posted by Songle6MT
Sounds like you did it right!
