Thanks! Do you also have the part numbers for the front ones with sport suspension?

 

2003-2007 coupe

w/ sport suspension

Front Left 341367
Front Right 341366

without sport suspension (or RWD 03-06 Sedan)

Front Left 341378
Front Right 341377

 

u owe ur mech an apology

 

Sorry for late reply. Part number is 349096, 2007 base sedan. Took an hour to install, definitely stiffer than stock ones. No alignment since I did not touch rest of suspension. Will order the fronts in a few weeks to replace over the holidays.

 

lol, he didn't charge me cuz part of it was his fault. Him & his parts vendor relied on the website from the manufacturer and ordered parts from there. I just ordered a set of 4 from amazon at a good price. hopefully I'll get it right this time.

 

tbear35, thanks for the help but my car is a coupe. I was desperate cuz I didn't want to spend over $1k for the OEM parts so i jumped on the search tool and didn't realize was on the sedan forum. I even emailed the technical support at KYB and they told me that they don't make shocks for the 07 coupe. Their response was literally a few words so I thought those guys are a joke. LOL.

You guys have been great help. thanks to mustang5l5 too!
I started my own thread on the KYB shocks too, under to coupe forum. Once I get all the parts ordered and installed, i will update it accordingly.

 

Lads, I would like to jump the tail of this thread, please. I have an 03 G 35 Sedan, 150,000 kms. I would like to bring the suspension back to oem new, if possible. Front and rear. I do not want to go after market but I will if it helps. I am also dealing in Can $s and have my G dealer maintained. 6 years and no issues. Suggestions will be appreciated.

 

I picked the KYB's because they are generally a cheaper alternative to OEM shocks but good quality. I cannot comment on any other aftermarket shocks. If I were you I would check with the dealer to see if they would even install anything aftermarket (or were you planning on going to another shop?).

 

I'm taking my G to the dealer tomorrow to replace some belts. They have a 15% discount on suspension work. The lad I work with at the dealer will give me a written estimate for the suspension work. I might do front first then back a couple of months later. Depends on the price.

 

Good luck. Hopefully not too big of a jolt to the wallet.

 

Tech states suspension is good. Firm, no leaks and good for another 20-30,000 kms. I will leave it alone. I only drive 5,000 kms a year so I'm ok for awhile. Car runs excellent, with no issues. I'm ok, as I said, with dealer maintenance. I just replace a couple of belts in the front, beginning to fray. I get on this stuff immediately rather than later. It is a very good vehicle, reliable, fast enough, I ride a bike with 150 rwhp so I get to go as fast as I dare. It is a going to church car for my wife on Sundays, and really just a grocery getter for me. When I travel state side or longer distances this vehicle is safe, comfortable and reliable. No regrets. I ve put on 50,000 kms in 6 years. Could upgrade, but why bother. I prefer to help my kids and spoil my grand kids.

 

That worked out well. I only get to drive mine on weekends as used as a school taxi during week so not a lot of usage as well. I am going to replace my fronts soon though - when changing the oil I saw a dried oil on the driver side one.