I'd go with 235/40/19 front (identical overall diameter size to OEM), and 245/40/19 rear (speedometer/odometer will be 1.5% slower than OEM, but at least you'll have a nice straight sidewall on the rear. But for example at 60 mph, it's 1.5% slower so you'll actually be going 60.9 mph. Not a big deal)

 

Yeah I don't know who made the springs for nissan though, its all oem though

 

 

I ran 265/40/18 on 18x8.5 +33 in the rear at stock height, no rubbing even with 3 people in the back. But then i put on G coupe springs in the back and i had really bad rubbing.

Now i'm on coilovers and with a finger gap or so with my fenders rolled and i never have to worry again about rubbing. Just say...

245/xx/xx should be more then golden.

 

is all of the rims the same size or are they different how do i tell which ones are the rear and front

 

The rears are 8.5, the front 8 inches wide.

 

I have a question for you guys, I'm thinking of getting to upgraded headlights for my g, they are on Ebay they are halo (side by side) and they are made by a company called K2 motors or something like that, can anyone give me any feedback on these, just curious....thanks and Happy New Year!!!

 

Hello everyone,

very new here, just got an 04 sedan and it is missing the 2 rubber feet that go on the bottom of the lid of the center console. any idea where i can order such a part? the rattling is killing me.

thanks

 

unfortunately, the only way to get those, is the whole lid itself, look to see if someone has the lid for sale, or lying around....

 

You should post this in the 2nd gen forum, mostly 1st gen guys read this thread so you may not get help here.

 

Hey everyone. I really like the g35 balance but i think the body roll is a bit much. I would love to improve on the car but dont want to make it stiff. If live in new york youll understand. Understand. Is it better to just get dampers or springs. Im not sure if i wanna lower car yet. . But pretty much im asking. Which ones have a better impact on performance. While keeping or improving the good balance. I.m.o

 

Sway bars help with body roll

 

A little more information about your G would be helpful, how many miles on her clock? The OE shocks only last about 60K miles, if your Infiniti is riding like a boat in the ocean they need to be replaced. If you want to go around corners without body lean shocks like Tokico D Specs are a great beginning. Then there's springs to bring your G closer to the ground but still leave a nice OE ride, Tein Z H-Techs will get that job done. But you'll need a camber kit front and rear so you're not eating those tires. With springs/shocks installed, sway bars and adjustable endlinks will tighten up your ride so body lean is a thing of the past....unless you're running cheap rubber with a UTQG wear rating over 400. Tires are another major factor in how your ride corners. None of the suggestions above are cheap but our MARKETPLACE under vendor suspension is a good place to go shopping....Gary

 

Thanx for info gary. My car is at 98k. But i auto crossed it when it was 50k and i thought body roll was just a bit to much but car still had balance. But im alittle confused About something gary. I thought springs. Was the remedy for roll how can shocks help that. Maybe if there stiff but i dont want a jaring ride. Idk maybe im completely wrong. ??. I dont mind lean so much as i feel that it will help comfort on uneven. Roads. I just think at factory settings is just abit to much. I will be replacing factory wheels with wider ones. I can only imagine the extra grip will lean her harder

 

^or he has a coupe.

Seems like a lot of coupe guys post here.