Mine should be delivered tomorrow and I should be able to get them installed on Thursday. I'll post pics after the install.

Are there no pictures of these installed yet? I haven't been able to find any.

 

Here ya go!

 

yes! thank you! perfect drop. Hopefully it does the same for the sedan.

 

Is that an AWD coupe? I thought the AWD springs were for sedan only?

 

Yeah, would love pictures of a sedan and also driving impressions. If you have to compensate for the springs in any way, i'm going to have to pass on them.

 

Pics of a 2009 xS sedan are here:

NEW SPRINGS for G37X sedan review!! - Page 2 - ChicagoZ.com- A Forum for Everything Nissan Z, 350z, 370z, Infiniti G35, G37, GTR, and MORE!

 

Anyone else having luck seeing the pics without registering?

 

Oh yeah... eh, guess you have to register. Forgot... lol

Hold on, I'll attach them...

Credit to the owner, G37xS... Both pics are of his car after the springs were installed.

 

That looks soooooo much better! I want!!! But we still got snow here in Calgary so I'm holding back on it for now...

 

Interesting... somehow the car looks alot lower than I had expected (especially having seen the awd prokit on the X).

 

My thoughts too, comatose. I'm hoping I'll still be up to get up my drive way that without scraping front or rear. My driveway is steep from coming off street.

 

Does anyone know where to get the spring isolators to raise the rear of the car up another .25"? And also, there is supposed to be a spacer for the front as well that Eibach recommends to prevent bottoming out. I may have to consider that way to get a .75" drop in the rear and a .85" drop in the front. That would be almost perfect for me and my needs.

 

These look good. It would be great if someone who had eibachs review these springs in terms of ride and comfort.

 

awais, I think the guy that posted the pics from the ChicagoZ had the eibachs and switched to Swift springs. It seems he's happy FWIW.

 

Yeah he's very happy with them. He could use some spacers though, as the wheels are a little tucked in... but that's easily taken care of.