FS[NorEast]: Tein s.tech lowering springs for g35 coupe
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Tein s.tech lowering springs for g35 coupe
I bought these S.TECH springs for my '03 Sedan and then decided to go with the Z/G suspension combo instead. I bought them for $175 and am unloading them to recover some cash.
$100 - Picked up
$135 - Shipped
$100 - Picked up
$135 - Shipped
Last edited by S 854; Oct 15, 2011 at 01:31 PM.
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sorry folks my first sale on here and didn't understand how to present the products for sale. The moderator straightened me out and the picture of the actual product is posted. Let me know if you have questions.
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really interested i live in CT so i would pick it up tomorow even. How much of a drop would this give and would i have to buy anything else to install or could these just replace the stock ones with out replacing the coilovers?
^I suggest you do some research before purchasing any spring. I can tell from your question that you really don't know much about suspension (e.g. coilovers have nothing to do with these springs). Read up on some of the stickies in the suspension section, that should help you out
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Here's the Mfgr Spec link http://www.tein.com/tech_info/p30.html.
As far as installation goes you would need to drop the front struts to replace the springs. They usually recommend that you replace the Strut mount caps when you do that. When I did mine strut mount caps cost $35 each.
The rears are easier, just release the rear shock ease the suspension down with a jack, replace the spring and jack it back up. Here are two great DIY's on the proceedure.
Rear:
Front: http://infinitihelp.com/diy/gsedan/p..._procedure.htm
Hope that helps.
PS..I'm heading out of town tomorrow be back Wednesday.
As far as installation goes you would need to drop the front struts to replace the springs. They usually recommend that you replace the Strut mount caps when you do that. When I did mine strut mount caps cost $35 each.
The rears are easier, just release the rear shock ease the suspension down with a jack, replace the spring and jack it back up. Here are two great DIY's on the proceedure.
Rear:
Front: http://infinitihelp.com/diy/gsedan/p..._procedure.htm
Hope that helps.
PS..I'm heading out of town tomorrow be back Wednesday.