I need to go wider

 

Tein H-tech (for 350z) and Koni Yellows (also for 350z).

As expected, it lowered the ride about 1-1/4" all around (measured from fender to floor before and after). As you may be able to tell, the front fender gap is still a little bit more than the rear. I'm on the OEM 18's with 235 rubber. No alignment yet, but camber seems reasonable as-is from a visual test. No camber kit unless the alignment reveals that one is necessary.




I have the OEM sport springs (mine is a 6MT) for sale if anyone is interested.

 

If the springs are new or have been off a long time, it will still settle 1/4" - 3/8" more.

 

I just want to share my g35. Nothing fancy, 19 Rays on Z setup. I hope you like it.

 

Did you need to roll fenders?

 

Lowered on revised Z springs with OEM sport shocks and 19" Rays 225/40 245/40. I've had the springs on the car for over 6 months now and I'm curious to why the front drop is uneven? Front left has a 3 finger gap, whereas the front right has 3 1/2-4 fingers Wondering if anyone had this issue, camber is FL -1.2 / FR -0.9 if that makes any difference.

 

Are you sure they had the same "color code" on them?

 

Yes they all have matching color codes.. fronts have 1 pink/ orange dot and the rears have 2 red dots and 1 purple dot.

 

Hi! anyone knows if we can use Z setup on a G35 2007 sedan?

 

^no you have a v36 which is not compatible with the v35/z33 suspension components.

 

No camber kit?

 

I want this stance exactly. What teins did you get? And how low were they??
And another thing, what do you mean collars removed? Thanks man! Beautiful G!!

 

Exactly what I did, but I run 245 40 19's, fills up the fender opening a bit more. Rides good too. I tried 35 profile and bent too many rims.

 

You can even lower than that ride height with Stance coilovers.