hi guys, i need your input on this.
i will be raising my g sedan to stock height again unfortunately. i have 18 staggered on them now (f-8.5 r-9.5). when i do run stock again what tire sizes should i run front and rear to reduce the gap with 18 inch rims?

thank you guys.........

 

Why are you returning your G back to stock height? Did you have camber issues with that much drop with the Tanabe springs?What if you went with 350Z H-tech springs instead to help fill the gap with your 18's?

 

any pictures of your sedan on the df210s? im considering them and would like to see the end result. also... wanna slang the df210s?

 

We don't have a sedan here running what your thinking about and for good reason.
Those springs would drop a sedan 2.2"/1.7" and for such a low drop they hardly afford you any additional protection against that kind of a lose in suspension travel in the form of increased spring stiffness. Also your looking at the requirement for whole car aftermarket alignment fixes, $620 minimum (Cusco front arms and the rear SPC kit). Frankly for that kind of a drop, you'd be far better off running coilovers, but you'll still need the stuff to make the alignment right.

Tanabe DF210 G35 COUPE progressive springs 1.7”/1.2” drop on G35 coupe, G35 sedan drop will be higher
Spring rates in LBS 308/353
Stiffer or softer then oem springs by F-2% R+3% (see note at top)

 

thanks for answering, i've been waiting for you to come around

so now i did the work finding the picture. it looks like the rear is sagging, at least in the picture. is there a system in the trunk? i understand rear fenders are usually always lower than the fronts, but the gap in teh front is a lot more than the rear.




edit: i know the picture is tilted, and it looks GREAT btw.