Test Fitting Opportunity
#18
08-10-2010, 12:09 AM
#19
08-10-2010, 12:46 AM
Well from the thread that was posted in their section.
Hey everyone, been awhile since I've been on these boards. A board member sent me a link to this thread and asked if I could come in a clear up some confusion.
The awd 1st gen we have had on our product line for a little over 6 months. We have had alot of generated intrest in both the 2nd gen and other awd platforms as most our competitors felt there wasn't sufficient demand for them. After contacting Infiniti to look over the details between both 1st and 2nd gen, the only difference found was the front lower fork that goes around the axle. We found that both generations use the same oem shock and tops in front and the rears. What we do recommend is for the 2nd gen customers is to ask for 12k front springs as the 2nd gen is a bit heavier up front. Some customers are requesting 12k front 8k or 10k rear. My personal opinion is you should be fine with a 12/8 setup. The part number is the same for both and is as simple as requesting a awd G35 as there is only one item. I'll check periodically here to see if there are any questions I can help answer for the members.
Thanks, Pete
The awd 1st gen we have had on our product line for a little over 6 months. We have had alot of generated intrest in both the 2nd gen and other awd platforms as most our competitors felt there wasn't sufficient demand for them. After contacting Infiniti to look over the details between both 1st and 2nd gen, the only difference found was the front lower fork that goes around the axle. We found that both generations use the same oem shock and tops in front and the rears. What we do recommend is for the 2nd gen customers is to ask for 12k front springs as the 2nd gen is a bit heavier up front. Some customers are requesting 12k front 8k or 10k rear. My personal opinion is you should be fine with a 12/8 setup. The part number is the same for both and is as simple as requesting a awd G35 as there is only one item. I'll check periodically here to see if there are any questions I can help answer for the members.
Thanks, Pete
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#29
08-31-2010, 11:55 PM
Ok after about two weeks of driving on the coilovers here is my review of them.
-Adjustment of hight level is simple, quick and allows more height adjustment
than you can ask for.
-I really like the damper extension for the rear. It's now just right behind the
rear seat but can't be seen and very accessible.
- The quality is great. The finish is as good as other coilovers out there.
- Ride quality is great. Placed on mid for daily driving and it's very comfortable.
Overall Great set at a great price.
-Adjustment of hight level is simple, quick and allows more height adjustment
than you can ask for.
-I really like the damper extension for the rear. It's now just right behind the
rear seat but can't be seen and very accessible.
- The quality is great. The finish is as good as other coilovers out there.
- Ride quality is great. Placed on mid for daily driving and it's very comfortable.
Overall Great set at a great price.
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09-21-2010, 04:11 PM
