PICS! Just installed 370Z springs and 19's on 08x!!
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#48
man, that is the cleanest drop on a g35 i've ever seen... i've got a question for you though, how was the ride comfort after you installed the front springs(before cutting the rear)? i live in los angeles where you don't have to worry about weather; you gotta trip about potholes. honestly i had a slammed car before my g35, and i'm so sick of worrying about every single dip and bump.
#49
man, that is the cleanest drop on a g35 i've ever seen... i've got a question for you though, how was the ride comfort after you installed the front springs(before cutting the rear)? i live in los angeles where you don't have to worry about weather; you gotta trip about potholes. honestly i had a slammed car before my g35, and i'm so sick of worrying about every single dip and bump.
#51
Honestly I'm not sure. My mechanic ordered them directly from Nissan. I know for a fact they were 370Z sport springs, but I can't tell you the year of the vehicle they were made for. Possibly someone else can chime in on this?
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#53
Simply because any of the lowering "kits", including all four springs, would lower the car more than I would want---all of them lower the car more than 1" all the way around, something I did not want to do with the snow and bad roads that we have up here in PA. And from what I understand, coilovers are much the same....
Basically, I didn't want to spend money so I can bash up my front diff with a bad pothole or be helping the local road crews plow snow with my front bumper in the winter.
Basically, I didn't want to spend money so I can bash up my front diff with a bad pothole or be helping the local road crews plow snow with my front bumper in the winter.
Also, you say no more drop now as many of us do at first haha I did it too then bought coilovers and lowered my car more and more
Im also in a snowy state - WI - with a rwd sedan and the height honestly doesnt make a difference to me in the winter
#54
I like the drop. I'm in the same bucket as you. I live in Toronto, ON. We get a decent chunk of snow every year. I've been looking at lowering my X and I think this is the solution.
As for everybody else nagging on you, last time I checked, it's your money and spend it on what makes YOU happy. I like it and I also like the choice of rims.
Keep up the good work,
As for everybody else nagging on you, last time I checked, it's your money and spend it on what makes YOU happy. I like it and I also like the choice of rims.
Keep up the good work,
#55
Coilovers can go close to stock height but it would be pointless to do that
Also, you say no more drop now as many of us do at first haha I did it too then bought coilovers and lowered my car more and more
Im also in a snowy state - WI - with a rwd sedan and the height honestly doesnt make a difference to me in the winter
Also, you say no more drop now as many of us do at first haha I did it too then bought coilovers and lowered my car more and more
Im also in a snowy state - WI - with a rwd sedan and the height honestly doesnt make a difference to me in the winter
As it turns out, I don't even drive my car in the RAIN anymore, much less snow, so now I'm just more concerned about running over something in the road that shouldn't be there.
#56
I like the drop. I'm in the same bucket as you. I live in Toronto, ON. We get a decent chunk of snow every year. I've been looking at lowering my X and I think this is the solution.
As for everybody else nagging on you, last time I checked, it's your money and spend it on what makes YOU happy. I like it and I also like the choice of rims.
Keep up the good work,
As for everybody else nagging on you, last time I checked, it's your money and spend it on what makes YOU happy. I like it and I also like the choice of rims.
Keep up the good work,
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