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Springs are on!
Amazingly enough the +40 9.5" wheels "fit". No rubbing coming off the ramp at the tire shop and it didn't rub getting over the curb into my driveway. Have not tried it with speed bumps or with more than one person in the car.
Tire guy said it would be "close". We'll see how it goes. My 48+ wheels will be in on the 15th so If I end up needing them, I'll have them.
Cars a little dusty. Been to cold to wash it this last week.
New springs feel damn good driving. Pretty much eliminated all the body roll
on curves not that there was alot to begin with. Does not ride hard at all.
Really not much different than factory springs. The low profile tires made more of a difference in the ride than the new springs do.
One problem... When the guy tried to allign it, the computer did not list
the allignment specs for the 2007 G35 sedan so he ended up kind of "guessing" the rear camber specs based on those for the 2006 G35 Sedan.
He basically set the rear camber at max positive and that was showing as just barely out of spec for the 2006 G35 Sedan. He said check back in a few days and he'll try and get the specs for the 2007 G35 Sedan.
Amazingly enough the +40 9.5" wheels "fit". No rubbing coming off the ramp at the tire shop and it didn't rub getting over the curb into my driveway. Have not tried it with speed bumps or with more than one person in the car.
Tire guy said it would be "close". We'll see how it goes. My 48+ wheels will be in on the 15th so If I end up needing them, I'll have them.
Cars a little dusty. Been to cold to wash it this last week.
New springs feel damn good driving. Pretty much eliminated all the body roll
on curves not that there was alot to begin with. Does not ride hard at all.
Really not much different than factory springs. The low profile tires made more of a difference in the ride than the new springs do.
One problem... When the guy tried to allign it, the computer did not list
the allignment specs for the 2007 G35 sedan so he ended up kind of "guessing" the rear camber specs based on those for the 2006 G35 Sedan.
He basically set the rear camber at max positive and that was showing as just barely out of spec for the 2006 G35 Sedan. He said check back in a few days and he'll try and get the specs for the 2007 G35 Sedan.
Last edited by Railgunner; Feb 8, 2007 at 07:19 PM.
Looks soooooo much better.
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Originally Posted by RED_G35S
is your real license plate "XXX XXX"???
what kind of springs you have? they seem to have a perfect drop.. wonder if it will be the same for the sport version??
what kind of springs you have? they seem to have a perfect drop.. wonder if it will be the same for the sport version??
Nah, I've got an 'X' on my plate number, I justcopy it over the other letters and numbers with photoshop. Looks better in pics than just spray painting it out.
H&R Springs. Part#53036
Same ones Hiko's got on his car I think.
