bumpy ride quality with sedan?
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bumpy ride quality with sedan?
hey everyone,
i have a 07 G35 sedan non sport, but with the oem 18'' rims.
i find that the ride quality is very bumpy/jumpy. you can feel the slightest bumps in the road.
it does happen when i go fast on the hwy (70-80), but it's almost scary because even at small dips or bumps the car would react pretty harshly.
i basically almost jump from my seat. the car doesn't keep bouncing, it's just goes up or down and then back to its normal height.
i know it's more of a sports sedan than a comfort/luxury car, but is this the ride quality that you guys get with your stock suspension?
I just had this car for about 2 weeks, n the car is still under warranty, but i dunno what the problem could be, or if it's even a problem.
i have a 07 G35 sedan non sport, but with the oem 18'' rims.
i find that the ride quality is very bumpy/jumpy. you can feel the slightest bumps in the road.
it does happen when i go fast on the hwy (70-80), but it's almost scary because even at small dips or bumps the car would react pretty harshly.
i basically almost jump from my seat. the car doesn't keep bouncing, it's just goes up or down and then back to its normal height.
i know it's more of a sports sedan than a comfort/luxury car, but is this the ride quality that you guys get with your stock suspension?
I just had this car for about 2 weeks, n the car is still under warranty, but i dunno what the problem could be, or if it's even a problem.
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Check your tire pressure. couple of PSI makes a huge different.
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If yours is an 07 like mine, then you prob. around 20-25k+ miles? If your using the stock tires (bridgestone potenzas) they are pretty stiff. Check your tread. If you change to a different set of tires it will help out some, and again these guys have said it before check your tire pressure.
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Definitely check the tire pressures.
That said, I have found that G35 sport sedans have really firm rides. In fact, it was noticeably firmer than my 300ZX TT with the shocks set to full firm. It is, by no means, a "luxury comfort" type ride quality. Even my journey feels nothing like a "luxury" ride.
That said, I have found that G35 sport sedans have really firm rides. In fact, it was noticeably firmer than my 300ZX TT with the shocks set to full firm. It is, by no means, a "luxury comfort" type ride quality. Even my journey feels nothing like a "luxury" ride.
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i drive a TL often at times too, and i find the G35's ride is rougher than the TL. but hey, the G35 is definitely much more fun to drive than the TL.
i ll definitely check the tire pressure tomorrow, i haven't had a chance.
hehe, i dont think i ll lower this vehicle. at least not in the next few years.
i ll definitely check the tire pressure tomorrow, i haven't had a chance.
hehe, i dont think i ll lower this vehicle. at least not in the next few years.
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so i checked the PSI on my tires, and they are at 37. I ll bring them down to 33 and see if it improves.
but also, i have the 18s, and i noticed both my front and rear are the same size, 245/45/18s. But according to the sticker in the car the fronts should be 225/50/18.
what kind of difference would this make if any?
but also, i have the 18s, and i noticed both my front and rear are the same size, 245/45/18s. But according to the sticker in the car the fronts should be 225/50/18.
what kind of difference would this make if any?