This was a request from a member. I'd just thought I would post some pics to help answer any questions for anyone wishing to lower their G on the Tein H-Tech springs. I just got the springs installed yesterday and the springs are suppose to settle down a little more within the next 2 weeks. The rear is also lower than the front. I hope this becomes less noticeable as the days go on. I had a 3/4 full tank of gas when these pics were taken.

2008 G35 Sedan
225/45/18 tires
Tein H-Tech springs

 

nice bro

 

i had these on my x, and when they settled the rears sagged a little more -_- hopefully it doesn't happen to you

 

what kind of rims are those..they look good

 

How is the ride?

@platinumg35x

Didn't you put on the htechs for the 1st gen sedan?

 

Thanks for the compliments guys. The rims are Momo Corse. I found them on the performanceplus.com web-site. The ride feels the same. It doesn't feel any different.

 

My Eibachs look lower than that. Maybe because of my stock wheels. I barely installed them 3 days ago. I need spacers!!!

 

Those are nice rims...love the finish but I would paint the center caps. That is a nice conservative drop and looks level to me. The finger gap on the rears should look smaller.

 

clean look

 

careful parking there, looks like you almost kissed that wall
ride looks mean as hell though.

 

Thanks again for the compliments fellas. I'm trying my best to turn my G into a beast. It's like a game for me to see how close I can park to the cabinet without hitting it, LOL. Anyways, the rear end is definitely lower than the front. Anyone know if this is normal or typical with the 07-08 sedans lowered on h-tech springs?
I still have a couple of weeks to let the springs settle, but I don't know if the front springs will settle all that much more. An uneven drop would really annoy me.

 

225 tires ftl how you get traction lol

 

225 tires for a good balance between speed and traction I was thinking. More rubber on the road translates into more traction, but also more friction.

 

Sorry for the hijack but, how did you black-out your chrome trim around the windows?

 

I used dupli-color spray paint. I will probably do a brief DIY post on it, but it's pretty much the same steps as painting your grill. Sand, primer, paint color of your choice, and then clear coat.