G35 Sedan V35 2003-06 Discussion about the 1st Generation V35 G35 Sedan

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Old Mar 7, 2005 | 10:40 PM
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Sedan owners read!!!

Ok After searching the forums for hours upon hours there is no concrete answers to the tein springs questions. So sedan owners please post the results of the following questions? PLEASE

1. Do you have the H techs ot S techs.
2. Where you able to get the car back to specs with just an alignment?
3. If not how close was it to specs and if it was close did you leave it or buy a kit to fix it?
4. What kit was used if you needed corrected.
5 Did your drop follow the posted drop from tein of:
S tech- Front 2.0 rear 1.3
H tech- Front 1.4 rear 0.7
6. Are you happy with your appearance and ride quality.
7. Would you but the same springs agian.
 
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Old Apr 27, 2006 | 11:18 AM
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another question I would like to see an answer to
 
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Old Apr 27, 2006 | 01:02 PM
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Misleading thread titles.....

Hey man..you may want to change your thread title....you'll be getting a lot of hits on this, but 99% of the time, they'll be from people who don't have H or S techs (like me )! Just a suggestion...you'll be doing yourself a favor (you'll target people who may actually know the answers), as well as doing others a favor (by not misleading them). How about "For those with H techs/S techs".....no need to add "sedan" to the title, since you're posting in the sedan section. Just my $0.02.
 
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Old Apr 27, 2006 | 01:41 PM
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actually if posted in the suspension forum they would get more a response from the experts on springs and the drops they offer plus there are decent stickies over there. I personally don't think the H tech drop is low enough 350Z or Eibach looks better. Both give a one inch drop and you don't need any camber adjustments and there aren't any alignment woes.
 
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Old Apr 27, 2006 | 02:10 PM
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yea.. title/area issue.. hmx.. but its koo.. first time threader?

ne ways.. to ur question

i have s techs the drop was as promised from tein
i like the control i have now that the car is lower; feels a lot better than stock. i have a bit of cambering on the back. I have not aligned the car after having the drop for about half a year now; i didnt see it really affecting the car's alignment so yea. but the rear cambering is starting to be obvious and im about to get a camber kit.

and.. if you have mud guards.. u scratch a lot . .and also if you have a coupe midpipe.. it'll scratch.. i didnt have that exhaust scratch issue before when it was the flat sedan midpipe.. but now its round so it sits a lilttle lower.

the stech is great in appearance esp if you get rims which i just got. .its awesome. h tech is too little of a drop; i say you might look into 350z springs as well. i heard those are clean as well.. well hoped this helped
 
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Old May 28, 2006 | 08:07 AM
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Originally Posted by razo168
yea.. title/area issue.. hmx.. but its koo.. first time threader?

ne ways.. to ur question

i have s techs the drop was as promised from tein
i like the control i have now that the car is lower; feels a lot better than stock. i have a bit of cambering on the back. I have not aligned the car after having the drop for about half a year now; i didnt see it really affecting the car's alignment so yea. but the rear cambering is starting to be obvious and im about to get a camber kit.

and.. if you have mud guards.. u scratch a lot . .and also if you have a coupe midpipe.. it'll scratch.. i didnt have that exhaust scratch issue before when it was the flat sedan midpipe.. but now its round so it sits a lilttle lower.

the stech is great in appearance esp if you get rims which i just got. .its awesome. h tech is too little of a drop; i say you might look into 350z springs as well. i heard those are clean as well.. well hoped this helped
how badly does the coupe midpipe scratch? is it on all the speed bumps or just the really big ones and steep driveways? does it scratch as much as the mudguards?
reason asking is because i have stechs in front and z springs in back and im about to pick up a coupe midpipe. do you think it would be better to get an 05/06 sedan midpipe?
also, i noticed you have some privat netz wheels. do you have some pics? if so, can you email or post some with the wheels? atokano1@yahoo.com i would like to see the stechs with the wheels. im thinking of picking up some privat reserv in silver 19x8.
thanks
 
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