G37x sedan looking for a eibach drop
04-05-2011, 08:30 PM
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G37x sedan looking for a eibach drop
Hi guys. I am looking to drop my 2011 x sedan with eibachs. I used g37x coupe springs and wow was that a mistake. Way to low. Eibach makes springs for the sedan rwd model but back in 08 they made a g35x second gen body spring. I dont know what to do. Please help... Thanks
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04-06-2011, 12:37 AM
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Just google Eibach 6399.140 my friend. It seem to works on the newer G 37X Sedan models.
Last edited by tony_m_777; 04-06-2011 at 01:28 PM. Reason: My bad, looks like the 6394.14 is a bad fit. The 6399.140 is more suitable according to the guys on this site.
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I don't have a pic right now, I'll try to get some pics soon. Just about 26 3/4 in the rear and 27 1/8 in front...a little off left to right. Just got them put on a few days ago.
My impressions, they're great. Honestly very much like stock, a little rougher & busier over bad pavement, but on smaller bumps and road imperfections, you can't tell a difference. I think with the springs, you feel more of the road imperfections, but not in a bad way. I do have aftermarket sways as well, but with the springs the car handles so much better around turns, curves, etc. Turns in are much better and the car feels more neutral and planted. I don't know the long term effects since this is my first set of springs, but so far, I have no regrets.
I'm curious to see how much they finally settle. You guys should do it!
My impressions, they're great. Honestly very much like stock, a little rougher & busier over bad pavement, but on smaller bumps and road imperfections, you can't tell a difference. I think with the springs, you feel more of the road imperfections, but not in a bad way. I do have aftermarket sways as well, but with the springs the car handles so much better around turns, curves, etc. Turns in are much better and the car feels more neutral and planted. I don't know the long term effects since this is my first set of springs, but so far, I have no regrets.
I'm curious to see how much they finally settle. You guys should do it!
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