Sorry if this has been posted elsewhere. However, I'm unable to find what I'm looking for.

I own a '07 G35S. Inquiring about buying the H & R Sport Springs. Wondering what the difference is between the G35 Sport models in terms of it already being lower than the others. Is it? From the side, there doesn't seem to be that much more room left to lower the vehicle with the 18" that are on there now. I know some have already put 19s" even seen the sweet 20" from Hiko_G. Haven't been able to locate anyone with an '07 Sport lowered with the H&R's. Any help would greatly be appreciated. Again, sorry if this has been talked about in other areas.

 

https://g35driver.com/forums/media-share-v36-sedan/138046-07-sedan-pics-aftermarket-wheels-tires.html

This might help.

 

There are several here ...

https://g35driver.com/forums/media-share-v36-sedan/124304-2nd-gen-sedan-owners-pics-thread.html

 

Didn't see any '07 Sports that were lowered though. Am I missing something. I do need new contacts.

 

= SPORT:


Or maybe you're looking for SPORT with stock 18" and lowered??

 

Maybe Lasik? Check out Hikos G. His is a Sport and lowered with H&Rs.
He has posts #12 and #16 on the thread linked by g35_6gear.
Hope that helps.

 

i think thats what he means.

 

Kalvin Maui posted some pics of his lowered on the stock 18" wheels. Not sure if it was a sport, but it hads the performance tire and wheel package if it wasnt a sport. I dont think there would be a noticable difference...

 

I'm not sure that it matters which tires and wheel are on it. They have the same rolling diameter or otherwise the speedometer will be off. HikoG's car has 20" but the outside diameter is the same as the stock tires, only the aspect ratio (tire height compared to width) is different, plus his tires are wider, but width clearence was not your questions. It will ride the same at HikoG's smooth ride.

I did not realize until recently that the sport had different springs from the factory. So I'll ask a similar question. Is it the same H&R spring (part #) for both the sport and journey?

 

Thanks guys. Found what I was looking for.