Showing off My new car and Wheels
clean ride. I love the red calipers, I want to get them on my G35xS. But, I would also get the car tinted to the lowest legal tints in your area. I will definitely help make your car look much sharper.
here , i lowered the front , nothing fancy ,,i cut 1 full turn off the springs ( don't bash , this is just t'ill i get the eibach ) and the rear is just a lot of junk in the trunk ,(4 winter steelies and 2 other tires on rims )


just a tad harsher on comfort , but when you are used to a 1991 suzuki swift on H&R's
that rides like a go kart .....
I might just keep it that way
This is my first car. I've always driven trucks. When I decided to get wheels I went for 20's. I thought, "no way will I need to lower this thing". Because lowering isnt really my thing. As soon as the shop rolled the car around front once the wheels were on, I asked them to order the lowering springs lol. It looks silly so high up with the gap between the wheel and the fender. Funny because the stock wheels at stock height look normal.
Last edited by JAX20"G; Jul 20, 2012 at 01:51 PM.
Perhaps if you like a smooth ride, did you consider doing the 350z / 370z spring conversion? Very slight drop and the ride quality is nearly identical to stock. I did mine last week-end and barely notice a difference in ride quality, springs cost me $80 on a local 350z board in Toronto and the things only had 2000km's on them. You can find a couple DIY's on the boards regarding this. If you go the eibach route, keep in mind to grab the X version of them.
P.S: T'es francais?
Last edited by LeFrenchy; Jul 20, 2012 at 02:09 PM.
I dont like how the rear sags ,, seems too low
i want something lower , but not that much
i'll go test someting ,,, post picture later
-le Frenchy , oui je suis francais moi aussi , un Québéquois d'la rive-sud de Montréal.
i want something lower , but not that much
i'll go test someting ,,, post picture later
-le Frenchy , oui je suis francais moi aussi , un Québéquois d'la rive-sud de Montréal.






