not really, try driving any car w/o awd in Nebraska in the winter time... I will never go back to not having awd!!

 

haha no problem i would like to be a bit lower but with winter and snow i didnt want to go too low.

the Coils will run you about 1k and having an X your choices are really limited.

with coils you can pick your ride height so yeah if you want you can have a mild drop then if you would like when the weather is nice you can slam it.

and with coils you dont really have to worry about wearing out your struts like with springs

 

Some pics of my car and someone else's lowered on the x-specific Eibachs are in this thread: https://g35driver.com/forums/v36-bra...ings-g35x.html

 

Call DGR Suspensions, ask for Russ and tell him Arash sent you. They are fairly new but look very promising. They aren't rebranded coilovers like KO Sport and Megan Racing are, they're all BC coilovers, and they off lifetime warranty with 30 way adjustability. http://www.dgrsuspension.com/

I asked him about the G35x coilovers and he can do them, so give him a call. I'm waiting for my G35 Sedan kits, but I won't be able to put them on for another month or so. Their charts are impressive.

 

X coils can be very expensive and alot of people near me in florida have a rwd 07 sedan and are selling their coils. Has anyone used rwd coils on an X or think its possible or safe to do so? I dont see how it can be a big issue.

 

Are your coils awd or rwd? Im wondering if i can put rwd coils on my 07 g35x..

 

You must run AWD coilovers for your X, the lower front mount is completely different, no way to make the RWD setup work (the rear is the same though). KSport makes reasonable priced AWD coilovers https://thmotorsports.com/ksport/ksp...i-1723591.aspx