Random Little Question Thread
#5056
Is the ride so harsh on G35 with sport suspension that you feel everything on freeway speeds or is my suspension going out?
I did a 300 mile trip and it was very bumpy and could literally feel each and every thing that was transmitted from road. Is it normal?
One thing i have noticed is, at 70 mph, passenger seat vibrates a lot. And lots of undulations of road are felt. I had passengers in back seat and they were complaining of bumpiness and bad ride quality. Is it normal?
OTOH, I do love the way it handles curve at 40-50mph.
I did a 300 mile trip and it was very bumpy and could literally feel each and every thing that was transmitted from road. Is it normal?
One thing i have noticed is, at 70 mph, passenger seat vibrates a lot. And lots of undulations of road are felt. I had passengers in back seat and they were complaining of bumpiness and bad ride quality. Is it normal?
OTOH, I do love the way it handles curve at 40-50mph.
#5057
Is the ride so harsh on G35 with sport suspension that you feel everything on freeway speeds or is my suspension going out?
I did a 300 mile trip and it was very bumpy and could literally feel each and every thing that was transmitted from road. Is it normal?
One thing i have noticed is, at 70 mph, passenger seat vibrates a lot. And lots of undulations of road are felt. I had passengers in back seat and they were complaining of bumpiness and bad ride quality. Is it normal?
Also, lots of road noise is transmitted into cabin on concrete freeway roads. Its as if a window/door is open. I doubled checked all doors and windows are closed. Is it my tires?
OTOH, I do love the way it handles curve at 40-50mph.
P.S: I have never driven a car with sports suspension or this hard. My current yard stick is camry which was quite smooth over same roads.
Sorry for so many questions
I did a 300 mile trip and it was very bumpy and could literally feel each and every thing that was transmitted from road. Is it normal?
One thing i have noticed is, at 70 mph, passenger seat vibrates a lot. And lots of undulations of road are felt. I had passengers in back seat and they were complaining of bumpiness and bad ride quality. Is it normal?
Also, lots of road noise is transmitted into cabin on concrete freeway roads. Its as if a window/door is open. I doubled checked all doors and windows are closed. Is it my tires?
OTOH, I do love the way it handles curve at 40-50mph.
P.S: I have never driven a car with sports suspension or this hard. My current yard stick is camry which was quite smooth over same roads.
Sorry for so many questions
#5058
What kind od wheels do you have and tires? I was running a 35 series tire and it was really bumping bu when i moved up to a 45 series tire it was much smoother. However, the sport suspension is designed for you to feel more of the road so you get more feedback and can make decisions and moves more accurately.
That being said i've never thought the ride in my g35 was harsh. I'm sure someone else will chime in with a better answer than I, just my 2 cents lol.
That being said i've never thought the ride in my g35 was harsh. I'm sure someone else will chime in with a better answer than I, just my 2 cents lol.
#5059
Is the ride so harsh on G35 with sport suspension that you feel everything on freeway speeds or is my suspension going out?
I did a 300 mile trip and it was very bumpy and could literally feel each and every thing that was transmitted from road. Is it normal?
One thing i have noticed is, at 70 mph, passenger seat vibrates a lot. And lots of undulations of road are felt. I had passengers in back seat and they were complaining of bumpiness and bad ride quality. Is it normal?
Also, lots of road noise is transmitted into cabin on concrete freeway roads. Its as if a window/door is open. I doubled checked all doors and windows are closed. Is it my tires?
OTOH, I do love the way it handles curve at 40-50mph.
P.S: I have never driven a car with sports suspension or this hard. My current yard stick is camry which was quite smooth over same roads.
Sorry for so many questions
I did a 300 mile trip and it was very bumpy and could literally feel each and every thing that was transmitted from road. Is it normal?
One thing i have noticed is, at 70 mph, passenger seat vibrates a lot. And lots of undulations of road are felt. I had passengers in back seat and they were complaining of bumpiness and bad ride quality. Is it normal?
Also, lots of road noise is transmitted into cabin on concrete freeway roads. Its as if a window/door is open. I doubled checked all doors and windows are closed. Is it my tires?
OTOH, I do love the way it handles curve at 40-50mph.
P.S: I have never driven a car with sports suspension or this hard. My current yard stick is camry which was quite smooth over same roads.
Sorry for so many questions
#5060
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Is the ride so harsh on G35 with sport suspension that you feel everything on freeway speeds or is my suspension going out?
I did a 300 mile trip and it was very bumpy and could literally feel each and every thing that was transmitted from road. Is it normal?
One thing i have noticed is, at 70 mph, passenger seat vibrates a lot. And lots of undulations of road are felt. I had passengers in back seat and they were complaining of bumpiness and bad ride quality. Is it normal?
Also, lots of road noise is transmitted into cabin on concrete freeway roads. Its as if a window/door is open. I doubled checked all doors and windows are closed. Is it my tires?
OTOH, I do love the way it handles curve at 40-50mph.
P.S: I have never driven a car with sports suspension or this hard. My current yard stick is camry which was quite smooth over same roads.
Sorry for so many questions
I did a 300 mile trip and it was very bumpy and could literally feel each and every thing that was transmitted from road. Is it normal?
One thing i have noticed is, at 70 mph, passenger seat vibrates a lot. And lots of undulations of road are felt. I had passengers in back seat and they were complaining of bumpiness and bad ride quality. Is it normal?
Also, lots of road noise is transmitted into cabin on concrete freeway roads. Its as if a window/door is open. I doubled checked all doors and windows are closed. Is it my tires?
OTOH, I do love the way it handles curve at 40-50mph.
P.S: I have never driven a car with sports suspension or this hard. My current yard stick is camry which was quite smooth over same roads.
Sorry for so many questions
I had the (dis)pleasure of renting an 09 Camry a while back, and I found it absolutely dreadful to drive. Sure the ride was "soft" but it had absolutely no feedback either through the suspension or the steering. Plus it was all bouncy and floaty with miles of body roll.
The other thing I found disturbing was the utter lack of steering feedback. You could hold the wheel 90deg turned and it felt no different that holding it straight
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If you let your attention drift for even a second, you could easily find yourself drifting off the road or into the other lane, whereas the G tracks like an arrow.
The G's ride is a lot more firm than the Camry, but not at all what I would call "harsh"... although my frame of reference is probably quite different... my Cousin has a Z with track suspension... it's "harsh" a buddy of mine used to set the shocks on his lowered Impreza to full stiff, that was "harsh" I used to own a lowered Trans Am, it was bordering on harsh... but I've never ridden in a G I would classify thus.
#5062
What kind od wheels do you have and tires? I was running a 35 series tire and it was really bumping bu when i moved up to a 45 series tire it was much smoother. However, the sport suspension is designed for you to feel more of the road so you get more feedback and can make decisions and moves more accurately.
That being said i've never thought the ride in my g35 was harsh. I'm sure someone else will chime in with a better answer than I, just my 2 cents lol.
That being said i've never thought the ride in my g35 was harsh. I'm sure someone else will chime in with a better answer than I, just my 2 cents lol.
I understand that i get feedback, but ride is too bumpy and if i glance towards passenger seat, it is vibrating too much.
Unfortunately it's really subjective and difficult to diagnose whether your suspension is messed up, or you're just used to the floaty Camry.
I had the (dis)pleasure of renting an 09 Camry a while back, and I found it absolutely dreadful to drive. Sure the ride was "soft" but it had absolutely no feedback either through the suspension or the steering. Plus it was all bouncy and floaty with miles of body roll.
The G's ride is a lot more firm than the Camry, but not at all what I would call "harsh"... although my frame of reference is probably quite different... but I've never ridden in a G I would classify thus.
I had the (dis)pleasure of renting an 09 Camry a while back, and I found it absolutely dreadful to drive. Sure the ride was "soft" but it had absolutely no feedback either through the suspension or the steering. Plus it was all bouncy and floaty with miles of body roll.
The G's ride is a lot more firm than the Camry, but not at all what I would call "harsh"... although my frame of reference is probably quite different... but I've never ridden in a G I would classify thus.
I have driven 2011 mustang, 2005 330ci over 1000 miles and own a camry. So i am comparing to all these cars. Moreover, i drove g35 coupe too which was better to ride than this one. may be its my car since it has 95k miles.
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^Ok.
Not much of a list at the moment... kinda hard trying to remember all those little things I've discovered over the years
https://g35driver.com/forums/g35-sed...-not-know.html
Not much of a list at the moment... kinda hard trying to remember all those little things I've discovered over the years
https://g35driver.com/forums/g35-sed...-not-know.html
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#5068
#5069
^if they come on at the same time it usually means something in the engine needs to be changed (i.e fluids and/or spark plugs). When my G was nearing the 90k mile mark my vdc and slip would come on but the car drove just fine. Went in to get the 90k tune up and all the lights went off. However you can go to auto zone or a comprable place and have the check the codes of your car is throwing any codes.