It looks perfect, what do you guys think this could be lowered on.

 

 

Eibach Pro Kit is like that.

 

+1 ^looks like eibach

 

Personally don't think it looks perfect, but to each their own.

 

We are all different, I don't like the wedge look, so it looks like Eibach, I could not figure out if it was HR, Eibach or Tanabe, do you need a camber kit with the Eibachs?

Thanks
GBoy

 

There are dozens of threads with varying opinions. Search for "Camber"

If you don't mind having camber a hair above the upper limit of neg camber specs then you will not need a camber kit. Obviously your tires will wear out a little sooner and the tire brand and type will also be a factor.

Some guys get the adjustable (SPC/Eibach) rear camber arm and toe bolt kit because it doesn't cost very much but they avoid replacing the front arm because they are fairly expensive.

Basically you will get about a half dozen different opinions on whether you need camber kits with a 1.5"F, 1.2"R drop.

FWIW, I just asked this highly qualified master mechanic who specializes in Nissan/Hyundai this question and here is his reply a couple days ago.
"Hi ****, you should install a front and rear camber kit because that drop will bring in the camber to negative it really is advisable to do most guys go through a set of tires and then wind up putting them in when it’s too late.
***"
Cheers

 

H&R Drop is noticably lower than this

 

Isn't that a stock photo from Infiniti? Looks OEM height to me.

 

Lmfao 100% bone stock

 

Doesn't look OEM height..

 

I didn't think that was oem height at first but I found this page with those set of pictures
http://www.carwallpapers.cc/index.ph...g35-sedan-2008



mine looks way more 4x4ish than this sedan

 

the back is lower than the front.. is that normal for eibach springs on a 4 door. I have the pro kits on my coupe.. and the drop is not low in the back for me

 

Laugh all you want...it's not stock height in that pic. My S sedan is nowhere near that low and that's why I have Eibachs sitting in my garage waiting to go on.
I attached a pic below, of the S sedan on Eibach Pro Kit
OEM G sedan (sport)

 

No way that this is stock look at the gap at the tire and fender