Sold the "Fairlady" and got the "Lady in Red"
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Sold the "Fairlady" and got the "Lady in Red"
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Planning on dropping it in the future. Any suggestions what springs/coilovers to use? I don't want to roll my fenders. I still have my eibach springs from my Z but I'm not sure how well that will fit in the G.
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19x9.5 f, 19x10.5 r +22 all around
Tires:
245/35 f, 275/35 r Toyos
Planning on dropping it in the future. Any suggestions what springs/coilovers to use? I don't want to roll my fenders. I still have my eibach springs from my Z but I'm not sure how well that will fit in the G.
Wheels:
19x9.5 f, 19x10.5 r +22 all around
Tires:
245/35 f, 275/35 r Toyos
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Thats nice man! I am about to get HKS HiperMax RS coilover system. It may and probably will provide a stiff ride, but I don't mind that at all. HKS HiperMax LS+ and Tein Type CS provide a little softer ride. People have different preferences. Oh yea...the ones that I mentioned will hit your wallet pretty hard.
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Thanks for the compliments. I might try putting the eibachs on and see how much it drops. Hopefully, I won't rub.
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I recommend the HKS Hipermax RS, you will not be dissapointed. I had the JIC FLT-A2's on my car for maybe 500 miles and I dreaded every mile. I since switched to the RS's ( check out the vendor classifieds on my350z.com for Injected Performance where they're $1400 or so ) and I couldn't be happier. The ride is nowhere near stiff, it's actually not much different then stock at the middle setting. The adjustability is great and the ride is incredibly smooth.
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Originally Posted by aLL STaR gene
I recommend the HKS Hipermax RS, you will not be dissapointed. I had the JIC FLT-A2's on my car for maybe 500 miles and I dreaded every mile. I since switched to the RS's ( check out the vendor classifieds on my350z.com for Injected Performance where they're $1400 or so ) and I couldn't be happier. The ride is nowhere near stiff, it's actually not much different then stock at the middle setting. The adjustability is great and the ride is incredibly smooth.
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Originally Posted by aLL STaR gene
I recommend the HKS Hipermax RS, you will not be dissapointed. I had the JIC FLT-A2's on my car for maybe 500 miles and I dreaded every mile. I since switched to the RS's ( check out the vendor classifieds on my350z.com for Injected Performance where they're $1400 or so ) and I couldn't be happier. The ride is nowhere near stiff, it's actually not much different then stock at the middle setting. The adjustability is great and the ride is incredibly smooth.
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HKS makes a very nice coilover. I have the Hipermax LS on my sedan and I love the look and the ride. I hear really good things about the RS as well. You can adjust the dampening on the RS which can soften the ride if it's too stiff.
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