Best way to lower my 2003 g35 sedan
Thank you, Texas Scout, for making a useful post rather than just flaming a new comer to the forums.
I'll add that I dropped my sedan 1.25" on Tein H-Tech springs (meant for 350Z). Camber was within -1.9 degrees on all corners, which was just fine by me, so I didn't end up getting a camber kit. As you pointed out, this will result in faster wear rates on the inside of the tire.
I'll also second the notion that the adjustable Hotchkis sways make a huge difference. For me, it made just as much of a difference if not more than installing the H-techs and koni yellows. Definitely good bang for your buck.
Manny - looks nice. Did you pick up the staggered set from a coupe?
I'll add that I dropped my sedan 1.25" on Tein H-Tech springs (meant for 350Z). Camber was within -1.9 degrees on all corners, which was just fine by me, so I didn't end up getting a camber kit. As you pointed out, this will result in faster wear rates on the inside of the tire.
I'll also second the notion that the adjustable Hotchkis sways make a huge difference. For me, it made just as much of a difference if not more than installing the H-techs and koni yellows. Definitely good bang for your buck.
Manny - looks nice. Did you pick up the staggered set from a coupe?
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