'12 G37S Sedan on 19" Forgeline MD3P Wheels
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'12 G37S Sedan on 19" Forgeline MD3P Wheels
Basic Info:
2012 Blue Slate G37S
Swift Springs
Forgeline MD3P; Gunmetal Center, Polished Lip, Gloss Black Inner, Exposed ARP Hardware. Wrapped in Hankook Ventus V12 tires
Front: 245/35-19x9.5 +40
Rear: 285/30-19x10.5 +45
Wheel Vendor: Deviate Motoring
2012 Blue Slate G37S
Swift Springs
Forgeline MD3P; Gunmetal Center, Polished Lip, Gloss Black Inner, Exposed ARP Hardware. Wrapped in Hankook Ventus V12 tires
Front: 245/35-19x9.5 +40
Rear: 285/30-19x10.5 +45
Wheel Vendor: Deviate Motoring
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That's cool. Better to be consertative the first time around. I'd be interested to know how the 255/295 set-up works out, so make sure to keep us posted. I may end up going with 295's in the rear as well, but will probably stick with the 245's up front since I already have WAY too much oversteer (no need for more front traction).
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Not quite sure how adjusting your sways would keep the control arm from hitting the inside of the fender. That can only happen from the suspension over-travelling or soemthing being bent/installed incorrectly. I would make sure that you are running your factory bump stop spacers (yellowish foam pieces) that come on your original shocks. When I swapped to my coil-overs I had to take these off my factory shocks and install them on the coil-overs.
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Sorry, I had originally thought you were responding to a different post when you said to adjust your sways. My bad for not reading fully. LOL...
Yup, I've already moved my sway bar to the softest setting and have also softened up my JIC's in the rear quite a bit. The sway bar adjustment helped, but I think the 285's are just too small to handle 500 HP. I'm tempted to go with a softer tire in the rear, but really like my RE760's because they ride so well.
Yup, I've already moved my sway bar to the softest setting and have also softened up my JIC's in the rear quite a bit. The sway bar adjustment helped, but I think the 285's are just too small to handle 500 HP. I'm tempted to go with a softer tire in the rear, but really like my RE760's because they ride so well.
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