Whiteline bushings, whiteline end links, aluminum drive shaft, M2 HR ypipe, 15mm b2 spacers arrived ...now to find some wrench time ...sigh then it's retune time!

 

Big change!

I have just set the final torque on my home garage lift and tomorrow the G goes up for a suspension inspection. Something has been popping lately. Likely I'll be purchasing the same suspension pieces.

 

Where? Only logical place seems to be the freeway. Otherwise people would call you crazy.

 

I kinda live in the country, There is this road that has no stop signs for a long time. Able to get 2 passes and then turn on the highway for cool down.

 

Just put on my freshly powder coated rays in gunmetal grey, and loving it!

 

Was going to wait and get some good pictures but it's not nice out at all and I'm gone all week at school so I'll post these for now
Brembos Rebuilt and powder coated Shimmer Red

 

You should put some Brembo decals on those badboys

 

Like I said it was pretty crappy out so I didnt feel like cleaning them
The stickers I have I wont put on until I clean everything really well

 

Swapped out the stock rear end and upgraded it to a Nismo 1.5 LSD and 4.08 gears With whiteline bushings

 

Just got the 350z front + G coupe rear with Z struts all around in my non-sport 06' Sedan. Got oem coupe 19's with 225/40 & 245/40, for some reason the fronts look a little higher compared to many pics i've seen of the z/g combo (about 2-3 finger gap in the front, and only 1 finger gap in the rear..), but i'll probably get slightly bigger tires in the front to fill in the gap. Overall, handling feels a lot better and stable during decently sharp turns

 

Looks nice. I would like to pull off installing the same spring combo and wheels however I would go for a 45 profile tire just for a bit more meat for a smoother ride.

 

 

Thanks, yeah that's what I'm contemplating, really want to fill in the front gap too

 

Fitment looks good. Interested to see a sedan version

 

08 z springs all the way around.


from 07-19-14