Thanks in advance.. I'm looking into a set of rims that are 20x8.5 with a +40 offset and wanted to know if they would fit my 05 sedan with A G/Z drop?

 

So, you're coming from the Honda scene eh?

 

Yup. That would be sunken actually

 

Alright, thanks

 

I recently got my stance true style coilovers installed, but want to lower the rear a little more. Was hoping I could do it myself (most advanced thing I've done is change my headlight bulbs).

All I need to do is remove the wheel and adjust the coils using the spanner wrenches right? It's not like installation where you have to disconnect the brake line and such? Just remove the wheel and go?

Thanks

 

^ Correct. Depending on the coils and how much of a contortionist you are, you might be able to adjust it on the jack without taking the wheel off. Do a little at a time because it's way more annoying to lower it and then have to raise it back up

 

Thanks, seeing as I'm an amateur at best with mechanical experience, I think I'll play it safe and take the wheel off

 

I should probably buy jack stands and not adjust it on the OEM jack though, right?

 

Hello everyone , I have g35 and I'm looking to buy a wheel spacer it's my first time doing this because the rims I had no perfectly fit so they td me to have adopter wheel space but I don't know which one is good and where I can buy them from .. I prefer a store in boston MA if anyone know please let me know ..thanks

 

Get jackstands

 

Where do I upload a porfile pic!!!! help please

 

go to your user account and on the left of the page under My Profile there's a link to Edit Profile Picture. You must be a premiere member to add a pic of your own, otherwise you'll have to choose from our options.

 

i have an 03 coupe and i was wondering how i can get my lights to stay on whenever i turn my car on. like the automatic lights in the newer models. any diy threads would be nice

 

I'm looking into buying the twin street basis coil overs.. should i buy shocks-struts too?? if so which aftermarket ones are the best?

 

I recommend using the search function to see what other members have said about their coilovers.

Personally, I've had great success with Tein and recommend them to people who are looking to go lower while maintaining a decently comfortable ride.

Nick C.